#Visual paradigm how to#

Indeed, Nigeria is collapsing speedily and demands a state of emergency through innovative leadership. What should matter presently is the capacity to move the nation out of quandary and decay. The nation must say ‘NO’ to visionless leadership. Electorate must use their power permanent voters card (PVCs) judiciously against ineptocracy. Suffice to say that this critical time is perilous to promote mediocrity at the expense of merit as no ethnic region in the country is spared from the prevalent socioeconomic crises. Those invoking ethnic sentiments seemingly forget that even Katsina State, home state of the incumbent, is not spared in the crises ravaging the country. It is a battle between public interest and personal interest. The nation needs a leader with capacity for radical innovations for economic growth. Relatively, all the candidates are legally qualified, but, considering the state of the nation, certainly, not all are fit. Like in the Bible, 1 Corinthians 6:12 says ….’All things are lawful unto me but all things are not expedient for me’. Without a doubt, all the candidates are qualified by the enabling laws having attained the requisite age and minimum academic level. The situation in the country demands a leader with proven capacity and knowhow in solving the teething challenges. Maybe, some still believe that it is business as usual.Ĭonsidering the prevalent crises in the country presently, there’s a need for a paradigm shift. Thus, those yet to show clearly what to expect on the table which is the singular reason for the contest should do the needful. Leadership underscores value capacity to provide succor to the people than glamour. Of course, electorate need to know what to expect.

#Visual paradigm how to#

His economic blueprint itemizes how to improve every region in the country from the northern region that has large expanse of fallow land, to the South particularly Lagos to become a livable megacity and down to other southern states. So far, only the standard bearer of the Labour Party, Obi has articulated how his prospective administration will tackle the present-day crises facing the country. Other contenders for the presidential seat are Atiku Abubakar – PDP Peter Obi – Labour Party Rabiu Kwakwanso – NNPP, and others.

With the Electoral Act, 2022, the game has changed and those still trusting on electoral malpractices like before may wait forever. The agency should continue to sustain the momentum. Responsibly, the umpire measured, credited the detailed ideas and by implementing it ahead of the 2023 poll, those disenfranchised in the previous elections due to relocation will vote this time owing to the ‘polling units transfer’ in force. After the 2015 general elections that many registered voters were handicapped, disenfranchised by the default registration, and couldn’t make it to their polling units mostly due to change of location, through a piece titled ‘INEC, Voters’ Card and Fundamental Rights (The Nation of 13th January, 2017 Nigerian Tribune of 14th January, 2017, and other newspapers), I pushed for INEC to consider periodic review of polling center prior to general elections to enable people that changed locality do update.