It has gotten so bad that Nigerians who won fully funded scholarships to universities in the United States this year could not even resume their programmes because of visa wahala placed on Nigeria. People who worked hard, got admitted, secured funding and thought their lives were finally moving forward are now being caught in the consequences of a government they did not elect to fail them. And perhaps that is the most painful part. For years, many people thought bad governance would not really get to them. You had a good job, so you thought unemployment was somebody else's problem. You could afford private healthcare, so you ignored the collapse of the public system. Your child was studying in a good school, so you thought the education crisis was for other people. You had a passport and an opportunity to travel, so you thought the country's reputation abroad would not affect you. Until it did. Now look at the cost of fuel. Look at transportation. Look at food. Look at electricity. Look at the general cost of living. Look at how much harder it has become for ordinary Nigerians to survive. Look at the number of people who are simply trying to leave because they no longer see a future here. Look at how badly Nigeria has been governed. And please, if your argument is that Peter Obi is bad (which i dont believe), fine. We have heard you. But there is a simple question for you: the person who is currently there, what exactly has he done? What has President Tinubu done that has fundamentally improved the lives of ordinary Nigerians? How much more suffering are Nigerians expected to endure before we are allowed to ask questions? How much more should people pay for the privilege of simply existing in their own country? At some point, it cannot always be about defending the person currently in power because the alternative might supposedly be worse. If Tinubu has had his opportunity and this is the best he can offer, let him leave. Let someone else govern. Let another person try. Let Nigerians have the opportunity to demand something better. Nigeria is not the personal property of any politician. No president is entitled to remain in power simply because his supporters can point to someone they consider worse. Governance is supposed to make people's lives better, not make them constantly devise new ways to survive the consequences of government failure.