Since Nigeria’s return to democracy in 1999, hardly has the job of leading Africa’s most populous nation been as demanding as it is today, with the single most daunting task being to pull the world’s poverty capital from the brink of a socio-economic implosion. The poor state of Nigeria’s e
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