The Nigerian government is not short of leaders — it’s short of vision.
Every new administration promises change, yet the story remains the same.
We see new faces, but the same system.
We hear new speeches, but the same results.
The problem isn’t just who leads — it’s how we are led.
A nation cannot grow when leadership is about survival instead of service.
Our government spends more time defending failure than delivering progress.
Policies change, but people’s lives don’t.
The rich get richer, the poor stay patient.
It’s not enough to blame — we must demand accountability.
We must ask questions, seek answers, and refuse to be silent.
Nigeria deserves leaders who serve, not rulers who exploit.
We deserve systems that work — not slogans that fade.
Until governance becomes about people, not politics,
Nigeria will remain a country full of potential — but empty of progress. 🇳🇬
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3 hrs agoThe Nigerian government is not short of leaders — it’s short of vision.
Every new administration promises change, yet the story remains the same.
We see new faces, but the same system.
We hear new speeches, but the same results.
The problem isn’t just who leads — it’s how we are led.
A nation cannot grow when leadership is about survival instead of service.
Our government spends more time defending failure than delivering progress.
Policies change, but people’s lives don’t.
The rich get richer, the poor stay patient.
It’s not enough to blame — we must demand accountability.
We must ask questions, seek answers, and refuse to be silent.
Nigeria deserves leaders who serve, not rulers who exploit.
We deserve systems that work — not slogans that fade.
Until governance becomes about people, not politics,
Nigeria will remain a country full of potential — but empty of progress. 🇳🇬