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60k scam developmental levy.
100% hike in tuition.
150% hike in hostel fees.
60k for said hostel fees-gone.
7th year school fees for a 6-year course.
Enough is enough!!!!!
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Nigeria’s Potential Lies in Leadership and Institutions
Today, after the Redeemer's Drug Rehabilitation Initiative (TREDR) event, I attended and spoke at the 2025 Leadership Forum Conference in UNEC Enugu, organized by the Medical Research and Humanitarian Society (MEDRHUS), on the theme: “Rethinking Leadership: Uniting a Divided People.”
I highlighted that Nigeria is blessed with fertile land, abundant minerals, and a favourable climate—more naturally endowed than most of comparable nations, yet we lag behind because we have not built strong institutions or cultivated a culture of competent, and compassionate leadership.
I observed that our challenges—ethnic and religious tensions, poor healthcare, low life expectancy, and rising infant mortality—reflect leadership failure, not the people. I emphasised that education and human development must be our top priority for real progress.
I noted that countries comparable nations like the Indonesian, India & others thrived by investing in people and institutions. I urged that we must do the same.
I encouraged young Nigerians to seek opportunities globally, but to remain committed to building a better Nigeria. I concluded that strong institutions, rule of law, and competent leadership are the keys to unlocking our nation’s potential.
A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO
Nigeria’s Potential Lies in Leadership and Institutions
Today, after the Redeemer's Drug Rehabilitation Initiative (TREDR) event, I attended and spoke at the 2025 Leadership Forum Conference in UNEC Enugu, organized by the Medical Research and Humanitarian Society (MEDRHUS), on the theme: “Rethinking Leadership: Uniting a Divided People.”
I highlighted that Nigeria is blessed with fertile land, abundant minerals, and a favourable climate—more naturally endowed than most of comparable nations, yet we lag behind because we have not built strong institutions or cultivated a culture of competent, and compassionate leadership.
I observed that our challenges—ethnic and religious tensions, poor healthcare, low life expectancy, and rising infant mortality—reflect leadership failure, not the people. I emphasised that education and human development must be our top priority for real progress.
I noted that countries comparable nations like the Indonesian, India & others thrived by investing in people and institutions. I urged that we must do the same.
I encouraged young Nigerians to seek opportunities globally, but to remain committed to building a better Nigeria. I concluded that strong institutions, rule of law, and competent leadership are the keys to unlocking our nation’s potential.
A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO