#‎IfNotForChange‬ IF NOT FOR CHANGE BY @9jaclicktivist

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If not for God there would be no change, if not for change our nation would still be locked down with the chain of the cabals, if not for change our pot belly General would have send most of our brave soldiers into early grave; they share money meant for weapon and sentence soldiers to firing squad for mutiny.
Oh yeah! if not for change 16 would still be greater than 19, If not for change Dasuki would have started sharing our states to his friends whenever he finish sharing our money and resources, If not for change Jonathan aides would have caused him hypertension, If not for change our hope would have been on nothing less than fallen crude oil, thank God change brought hope to Agriculture’ reviving our first love, even God know we would have fallen flat as the crude oil fell like the wall of Jericho, If not for change our election would have been a rigging galore, thank God order from above and federal might have been extincted, its no more in vogue!
If not for change our zeros would still live as our heroes, If not for change Diezani would have treated cancer with 50% of our oil money, she would have bought all the doctors in Europe, no joy, just reminiscing. If not for change custom would still remit N200bn yearly compared to N903bn generated in just 7 months of Change, If not for change Boko haram would have been stronger than Al-quaeda and taken Nigeria captive birthing Islamic Boko country, If not for change our mineral resources would be buried underneath the soil till thy kingdom come, i learnt Ilesha has Gold, Ewekoro shit cements (*limestone) ,Enugu got coal e.t.c.
Now what if there was no change? If not for the TSA Dasuki new office holder would just order the AGF, CBN for money illegally again? lets think Nigeria, This Change Government had right many wrongs already.
Micheal Adebola Adeniyi
@9jaclicktivist

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