Nigeria 2075. A New Dawn of True Federalism and Mutual Respect
A Southern Kaduna woman would have governed Kaduna.
An Idoma would have governed Benue.
A Fulani would have governed Plateau.
A Yoruba would have governed Anambra.
An Igbo would have governed Lagos.
And it wouldn’t have caused protests. It wouldn’t have sparked violence. It wouldn’t have been considered strange.
Because by then, Nigerians would have finally realized: Leadership is not about ethnicity, it is about capacity, character, and commitment to serve.
By 2075, tribe would no longer define trust. Tongue would no longer determine territory.
Merit, not identity, would be our shared currency of progress.
This is not just a dream.
It is the future we must begin to build today, by raising patriots, not partisans; by choosing unity over uniformity, and purpose over prejudice.
Let the seeds of this future be sown in every home, every classroom, and every ballot cast.
Nigeria will rise when every Nigerian belongs everywhere.
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-DrMo
One thing that should be clear to all forward-thinking Nigerians today is that
To create the Nigeria of our dream, we must break away from some of the ideas & practices that constitute the conventional wisdom that has kept us in this mess - for so long.
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