Islanders Magazine

NIGERIA DESERVES RIGHT LEADERSHIP

 

There is no gainsaying the fact that after gaining independence in 1960,
Nigeria is still at cross roads because we are still divided in fragments by ethnicity, religion and political settings, so therefore, now Nigerians are
expecting purposeful, resourceful and Godly leadership. One is deeply surprised that Nigeria's development continues to be hampered by bad leadership, moral decadence, hunger, poverty, insecurity and deep-rooted corruption. Our leaders tell lies under  oath, trust in deceitful words.
They make promises and break them and worship gods.

 

What Nigerians need now is a good and God fearing leaders who will
work hard in raising the standard of living of the people, transform the society, enact policies that would give all Nigerians a sense of oneness.
Some of the challenges of national integration and development in Nigeria include: Challenges of economic crisis and poverty, unequal development, crisis of governance and poor political leadership.

 

Nigeria has a very big potentials to become one of the most powerful
countries of the world and for it to occupy such position, It must
transform its system, integrate the people, grow the economy and fight poverty and hunger. Nigerians  and the leaders should also allow God to direct the affairs  their governance towards a successful tenure.

 

Nigerians and the rulers should be full of prayers, so as to empower
President Goodluck Jonathan led government divine assistance and grace to tackle the ranging socio-economic and political problems facing the nation and capable of eroding national unity and stability- like- suicide bombing, kidnapping, political killings, smuggling, controversial issue of removal of fuel subsidy, international terrorism, religious and ethnics crises
among others.