This question is not supposed to be addressed to him but the very few that are actively calling for his return. Obviously none of the above. It will be worthwhile to examine the system they want IBB to come back and operate under, that is the democracy. For the presidency to execute any meaningful programme, the lower and upper house must give it a nod and that requires quite some time and patients. Ministers can be dropped but can not be appointed without the consent of the House.
State governors are more or less independent from the interference of the head of government.
Money to be spent must be appropriated for and no indiscriminate printing and minting of currency that characterised the Military era. Considering this, one will wonder what these agitating for IBBs return wants him to come and do under this system. He can absolutely achieve nothing under this system considering the fact that he failed to achieve anything under the military. Babangida had the opportunity of ruling the country under Military dispensation and he could not better any single thing in the country, in fact it is right to conclude that Babangida is the only ruler in Nigeria that started from somewhere and ended nowhere. Among his supporters is a notion that he has realised his mistakes and he wants to go back to correct them, this is ridiculous.