Nigerian Politics Needs All Its Remaining Gentlemen, By ‘Tope Fasua
We failed, mostly because we have not and could never master the art of vote writing and vote buying.
We failed, mostly because we have not and could never master the art of vote writing and vote buying.
It is doubtful if this age-old lifestyle can be legislated out of existence overnight like the Anambra’s funeral act envisages.
Surely, even the blind can see that we cannot go on like this.
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We should accommodate only politicians who will offer us fresh and untried ideas to furiously drive development strategies.
In the current climate, no leader is going to be judged by how incorruptible they are.
I’m just not sure we can handle that play with Cannabis. Not for now.