Sharp decline in oil money is a key component of the Nigerian election. The Left Shark fully endorses Muhammed Buhari for president over incumbent Goodluck Jonathan whose only good luck depended on high gas and oil prices over the years. 
Ever since Nigeria's military relinquished power to the one percent of Nigeria the country has been ruled by the Peoples Democratic Party that has greased the palms of many Western globalists and ruled with the greed one finds all over the world. Perhaps no country and evaders have been more corrupt than this massive African country that has long put their elite students out on the international scene to teach the rest of the world how to use government to rip off the masses. Corruption is so endemic in this ugly country they don't even give government troops ammunition to battle Islamic militants as the North has long been lost to Boko Haram. Last year the governed of the central bank of said that twenty billions dollars just simply went missing. Much like China the corrupt elites have used the Western capitalist world to travel abroad and spend their corrupt dollars coming back to Nigeria when all the money runs out at casinos and so forth. There is no honest and competence in this country and perhaps a different direction is needed for Nigeria. Buhari is a former military man who knows how to discipline and get Nigerias military on the right footing when dealing with the crazy Islamic group Boko Harem. He also has a history of fighting corruption. I know the next time I vacation on the sandy beaches of Nigeria I hope this man is president and custom officials quit asking me to pay a towel tax to get access to the exclusive beaches of this great nation. Whoever is finally declared the winner you can expect massive communal fighting from the losing side as Nigerians know this is a crucial election and another civil war is looming as it occurred in the late sixties. The Islamic Morth is getting tired of Southern elites occupying all the powerful posts and using the country to enriched a chosen few of the oligarchs of Nigeria. If GoodLuck wins again it will be bad luck for Nigeria and the rest of the world.
Ever since Nigeria's military relinquished power to the one percent of Nigeria the country has been ruled by the Peoples Democratic Party that has greased the palms of many Western globalists and ruled with the greed one finds all over the world. Perhaps no country and evaders have been more corrupt than this massive African country that has long put their elite students out on the international scene to teach the rest of the world how to use government to rip off the masses. Corruption is so endemic in this ugly country they don't even give government troops ammunition to battle Islamic militants as the North has long been lost to Boko Haram. Last year the governed of the central bank of said that twenty billions dollars just simply went missing. Much like China the corrupt elites have used the Western capitalist world to travel abroad and spend their corrupt dollars coming back to Nigeria when all the money runs out at casinos and so forth. There is no honest and competence in this country and perhaps a different direction is needed for Nigeria. Buhari is a former military man who knows how to discipline and get Nigerias military on the right footing when dealing with the crazy Islamic group Boko Harem. He also has a history of fighting corruption. I know the next time I vacation on the sandy beaches of Nigeria I hope this man is president and custom officials quit asking me to pay a towel tax to get access to the exclusive beaches of this great nation. Whoever is finally declared the winner you can expect massive communal fighting from the losing side as Nigerians know this is a crucial election and another civil war is looming as it occurred in the late sixties. The Islamic Morth is getting tired of Southern elites occupying all the powerful posts and using the country to enriched a chosen few of the oligarchs of Nigeria. If GoodLuck wins again it will be bad luck for Nigeria and the rest of the world. 
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