The argument that he sluhod stay is based on continuation of the reform process vs the great unknown which might involve the Evil Genius/Maradonna or equivalent. At which point, we have to ask, how successful has reform been? Apart from doing a weakish debt deal with the Paris club, little has changed for the better in our country. The power situation is demonstrably worse than 1999, the education sector has collapsed, hospitals are drastically underfunded. How many jobs have been created? What has NEEDS achieved? (Precious little). The only institution of note has been the EFCC (and to a lesser extent FCT), but then again, there are detractors who point to Ribadu being a political pawn..Balance all that against changing the constitution willy nilly and the impending Mugabification of Nigeria with an old tyrant (who doesnt even know how old he is!!) sitting on the throne and I think the argument must come down heavily against. If the constitution is changed solely for the purposes of a 3rd term, Nigeria will go through significant turbulence, throwing all hopes of increased inward investment/tourism etc out of the window. The dark days will reappear, with a possible coup on the horizon..