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For too long, Governance has become increasingly inefficient in Nigeria, resulting in a failing system that is not capable of responding to citizens’ welfare. Hence, Nigeria’s citizens are continually suffering under the weight of economic hardship owing to the leadership’s dismal failure.

Despite being endowed with a wealth of natural resources and potential, Nigeria is tragically stuck within an economic quagmire that could have easily been avoided by effective governance. Successive governments have been unable to effectively manage the economy of this richly endowed country, thus, subjecting the citizens to anguish induced by constant economic instability.

Exchange rate of Nigeria currency

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Moreover, the devaluation of Nigeria’s currency has resulted in shoot-up prices of everyday necessities – leaving citizens with feelings of frustration and helplessness. With each passing day, the earning power of Nigerians continues to fall as the costs of essential commodities like food, education, healthcare, and housing has hit the roof. The combination of these out-of-reach expenses has caused a great deal of financial strain amongst the citizens – leaving many struggling just to get by.

The price of basic goods has skyrocketed

This devastating effect of inefficient government has drastically declined the well-being of many Nigerian citizens. Hence, Nigerians are struggling to cope and make ends meet. The economic situation in Nigeria has progressively grown awful over the years, creating a divide between those who are privileged and the vulnerable. This growing gap of inequality has correspondingly triggered the rise in social vices and insurgency amongst Nigerian youth.

DIMINISHED QUALITY OF LIFE OF PEOPLE ACROSS THE COUNTRY

The economic hardship in Nigeria has impoverished a huge population of its citizens- diminishing their ability to live meaningful lives and has heavily impacted the quality of their life, thereby making it increasingly difficult for all Nigerians to survive and thrive with dignity within its borders. The mass migration of Nigerians for greener pastures in foreign countries is owing to the failure of the government to provide opportunities required by its citizens to live a meaningful life at home.

MASS MIGRATION OF NIGERIANS CITIZENS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES

LEADERSHIP DETERMINES A NATION’S WELL-BEING

Nigeria has been through several changes in government over the years, but tragically successive administrations have failed to provide sustainable solutions for its economic growth – causing an ever-deepening spiral downward into financial despair. It’s heartbreaking that this country is yet to realize its true potential after many decades of political independence.

List of Nigeria Leaders 1960 till date

From our journey through history, it has become abundantly clear that effective leadership which is the key to the prosperity of any nation is lacking in Nigeria. Yet, it is only effective leadership that can make all the difference in unlocking economic stability and improving the quality of life of the entire population. To have an effective political leader in Nigeria, we only need to look inward and choose one capable leader endowed with a track record of exemplified performance in corporate management and public administration.  

Deng Xiaoping (1978 to 1989) was an influential Chinese leader who introduced revolutionary reforms that transformed China’s economy, sparking unprecedented growth and efficiency in both the industry and agriculture sectors. By introducing innovative technologies into the production process, offering incentives for productivity, setting prices based on market levels, and allowing rural households to earn income from selling their surplus produce – Deng set up a system of economic progress where everyone could benefit. His forward-thinking legacy impact can still be felt today across the entire country.

Deng Xiaoping of China (1978 to 1989)

Deng Xiaoping revolutionized the face of China with his unprecedented economic reforms, transforming an ancient society into a thriving nation. He was one of history’s most influential figures who has undoubtedly shaped the future of his country for generations to come. With Deng at the helm of China’s affairs, there was no limit to what the great nation can achieve.

Similarly, President Uhuru Kenyatta’s bold vision to transform the Kenyan economy has truly changed the lives of Kenyans. His action plan injected newfound prosperity and opportunity into the country, offering everyone a chance to succeed in the manufacturing industry through increased access to credit financing.

President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenyan

His government’s vision to drive sustained economic growth enabled Kenya’s manufacturing industry to rise in both quality and quantity. Through a range of fiscal measures that include tax breaks for foreign investors and bringing new technologies into the fold. This resulted in a rise in productivity and competitive prices that created employment opportunities across the nation. This influx of capital brought big changes not only for manufacturers but also throughout the country with far-reaching effects that can be felt all around.

THE SEARCH FOR A GIFTED PRESIDENTIAL MATERIAL IN 2023

Leading Presidential Candidates for the 2023 Election in Nigeria

Indisputably, our Nation is facing the challenges of the dearth of competent leadership. Nigerian political figures are greatly lacking in the capabilities and characteristics that define good leaders; they often shy away from making decisions that could be crucial to ushering positive reforms into our country’s economy. Hence, we must actively seek out those who possess strong problem-solving abilities among the leading Presidential contenders for the 2023 presidential election- one who can take risks and strive towards shaping the destiny of Nigeria through forward-thinking initiatives. It is only by having effective personnel at its helm will this nation reaches true success.

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As the momentous presidential election approaches, it is time for us to take a stand on our shared ambition of having capable leadership in Nigeria. Let’s seek out individuals with sound principles and determination that will enable them to effectively lead this nation toward growth and development. Now more than ever, effective political leadership must be secured so we can realize our potential as one united country.

Political leadership is vital for the sustained well-being of Nigerians. It takes a special kind of leader to look beyond today and see what’s best for tomorrow– one with an intelligent eye, poised hand, and undying commitment to making decisions that bring about positive outcomes for all people. Without effective political leaders at the helm of affairs, any society will stagnate in uncertainty– leaving its citizens unfulfilled, unprotected, or vulnerable.

A competent leader must possess the bravery to make difficult decisions based on what they believe will benefit their citizens – even if these stances are unpopular. For an individual to be a successful leader they need more than just knowledge; courage is essential; it requires clarity of purpose, keen insight into complex situations, and selfless dedication toward the collective well-being of those he is representing.

THE QUEST FOR BETTER GOVERNANCE

The 2023 election is a golden opportunity to bring meaningful changes to our nation. We must seize this moment to strive for better governance that can shape the future of Nigeria. Let’s, therefore, acquaint ourselves with positive voting behavior that will prioritize public welfare over private interests; prioritize competence over political Party affiliation; prioritize efficiency over religious affiliation; prioritize better governance over ethnicity; and embrace objectivity as our guiding principle.

2023 is here and with it a chance to grab the change Nigerians need. Now more than ever we have an opportunity to achieve better governance in our beloved country- let’s seize this moment to ensure that the election brings growth and progress for Nigeria and Nigerians. To achieve this:

  • Every Nigerian has a critical role and responsibility to fulfill in the upcoming election. We must educate ourselves on what each candidate will bring to our nation so that we can be sure we are electing someone who truly embodies positive change for us all.
  • Every vote has the potential to bring about a revolutionary transformation in our country. Therefore, before casting our ballot we need to inform the electorate and educate ourselves that the only way true and lasting change can happen to our country is by voting for the right candidate.
  • We must all act together with advocacy, awareness campaigns, and the power of our collective voices to bring about the positive change we wish to see in our country by electing a candidate whose leadership skills can guide us through turbulent times. Our future depends on it; let’s shape it together.
  • Moreso, Nigeria’s future lies within the hands of its youth. They can be a powerful force for positive change in our society, fostering constructive political discourse and inspiring action toward nation-building efforts. No matter their backgrounds or opinions they must take up this responsibility with integrity – together we can build brighter futures.
  • As Nigerians, it’s in our hands to make sure that the presidential leader who gets elected is someone we can trust for performance based on antecedence. Let’s be smart and select a candidate who has already demonstrated their ability for outstanding performance as an influential public figure or successful head of government.

To build a Nigeria we can all be proud of, let us take action. Show courage and collaboration by uniting behind the belief that one strong leader has the power to bring about meaningful change for our nation

The 2023 Presidential election presents another unique opportunity

CONCLUSION

Finally, it is the responsibility of every Nigerian to ensure that the 2023 election is an election of growth and progress that will establish and maintain beneficial governance in our country. Let’s, therefore, make 2023 the game-changer for Nigeria. We must thoughtfully choose a leader who has both the wisdom and dedication to steer our nation toward sustainable growth. As citizens, it is up to us to use this electoral opportunity wisely to leave behind a lasting legacy of improved quality of life and greater prosperity – not just for ourselves but also for future generations.

 Let’s come together as one people united by our common goal of ensuring a new Nigeria: turning the potential of the 2023 election into something real that can help transform every Nigerian citizen from within. If we make this commitment today, there is no limit to what we can achieve tomorrow. Please share this article and join me in educating others on the pressing need for capable leadership in Nigeria. Only then can we become closer to realizing Nigeria’s full potential.

Idowu E. Faleyea certified Data Analyst, Political Activist, and writer is a graduate of Politics & Public Administration. He’s the Founder/Chief Data Officer at EphraimHill Data Blog –a Data Reporting Site that is niche in Politics & Society. He can be reached at +2348132100608. or ephraimhill01@gmail.com


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