A pattern in Nigerian politics has been observed, where citizens tend to blame the president for various national problems. These issues include roads, schools, and security, among others. The tendency is to attribute these problems to the federal government, even when some matters fall under state or local jurisdictions.

The author suggests that citizens should reassess their approach to evaluating leadership. Rather than making judgments prematurely, they should allow the current administration to complete its term.

Further details on this perspective are available, emphasizing the importance of judging an administration based on evidence and performance after its tenure is complete.