Although I've been living in the US for the last 15 years, I think KP Oli may be only Nepali politician who can finish the full 5 years term if he gets support from his party. And, if KP Oli gets to finish his full term, it will set a very good precedent for the future Prime Ministers to finish out their terms. This will be a sigh of relief in a country where the Prime Minister changes every few months. As far as I know Girija Prasad Koirala was the longest serving elected Prime Minister in his first term. He served for 3 and half years from May 1991 to Nov 1994 before the mid election.

And, I think KP Oli can finish his term because of two reasons -
1) His stance against India during the "unofficial" Indian blockade.
2) Prachanda's problems with former unsatisfied rebels.

This should create a stable political environment for development in the country where there is so much potential - from beautiful landscape to man power.

Any thoughts?