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Experience in mediocrity does not prepare anyone for the burdens of real leadership.
The more we pray, the worse things seem to get.
2027 is not just another election. It is a final crossroads. How we vote, who we vote for, and what we stand for will not simply determine a winner.
This coalition isn’t anchored in fresh ideas, coherent ideology, strategic foresight, or any meaningful vision for Nigeria’s future.
This is not a working visit; it is a tone-deaf display of disregard and detachment.
If the UK is serious about supporting Nigerian education, let Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College, or the University of Manchester open branch campuses in Nigeria.
The Southeast is dominated by unproductive trading, importation, repackaging, distribution, rudimentary assembly, and the resale of goods manufactured elsewhere.