By Olalekan Waheed Adigun
Before the Nigerian presidential election early this year, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) supporters were so full of confidence of their abilities to “deliver”. Their deluded confidence only made them depended on their so-called “Incumbency advantage” to save their party from a shameful defeat. Some of them on the pages of newspapers spoke even more confidently of their party’s victory as a done deal, a confidence even President Jonathan himself never had. It only required Nigerians to go to the polls on March 28 for some of these men (and their women too) to wake up from their slumber. We are still waiting for some to honour their words. The lousiest among them had said that they will relocate elsewhere should the All Progressives Candidate (APC) General Muhammadu Buhari ever wins. Another still threatened to “shut down the country” should the APC win. More indecorously, one of them said Buhari will not last in office due to his “poor health”. (I can bet Buhari at 72 is healthier than this
