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To whom much is given, much is expected.Nigerians have sacrificed a great deal and given much patience to its leaders over the years.It is therefore no surprise to see the high level frustrations displayed by Nigerians against its various leaders in power...
Politics these days, especially in most African countries is corruption-dominated and formulaic.The most powerful individuals with the most influence will almost always win regardless of the votes of the masses...
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Audu Ogbeh is perhaps the one that should be blamed for the ongoing saga in Anambra State today among others. Regardless of the actions of Chris Uba or Dr Ngige, or even OBJ’s intentional refusal to address the saga, as the chairman of PDP, he should have stood up and orchestrated a private resolution to put an end to the ugly chronicle of events...
Over the years, Lucky has lost the essence of servant leadership that he very much expected of others and promised to adopt if he had the opportunity. In some sort of a watershed reality, it is a fact to say Lucky has changed...
One of the concerns I had with MKO presumably winning the presidency that was annulled by IBB in 1993, was the way Nigeria would have been perceived around the world when a highly polygamous man leads a country of such potential greatness...
Nigerians should embrace each other both at home and in countries where we find ourselves. It will only lead us forward. We must set the example for others to follow...
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