By joshua 
Periscoping when and where rain started beating us as a people.
By Otori Ozigi Samuel Ochetengwu.
I have watched with keen interest various comments and analysis and other perspectives from emergency commentators who have advanced the narrative of where the country got it wrong in our journey to the present mess in the country.
There are people who are blaming the present administration for our economy upheaval and inflation woes .
While this school of thought are entitled to their opinions ,it beholve on some of us with better Insight’s and privilege understanding to put the records straight for the benefits of uninformed and unsuspecting populace on the true State of the nation, abinitio.
The economic quargmire in the country to is a product of avoidable maladministration of the successive governments since the return to the present democratic dispensation in 1999.
The government of former Presidents Olusegun Obasanjo, Goodluck Jonathan and Muhammadu Buhari was a complete disaster in all areas of government.
They individually and collectively laid the foundation for the mess we are witnessing today in the economy and insecurity that is directly and remotively responsible for food insecurity in the country today.
Nobody can convince me that the aforementioned leaders acted in the best interest of the country by their refusal to restructure the country holistically.
Their refusal to remove fuel subsidy is now causing a lot ripple effects on the economy because President Tinubu took the bull by horn in doing what should have been done long time ago.
Their refusal to tackle insecurity headlong is responsible for the upheaval in the system today.
The socioeconomic decision and policies of the President Tinubu is well thought out and they are yielding the desired outcome as the economy is being stabilised to deliver a buoyant market growth and development in the long run.
Those looking for when and where we got it wrong should extend there search backwards to get a proper view of when and where rain started to beat us.
I have full confidence in the capacity and competence of Mr President to take us to the promise land.
He is currently on course.
I will vehemently defend his actions and economic policies.
Let’s continue to pray for his administration to continue with his good governance which has started yielding low hanging fruits in the economy.
I so submit.