In the ever-evolving Nigerian politics, the question of party ownership and leadership remains a contentious and multifaceted issue. The African Democratic Congress (ADC), once a promising vehicle for political reform and representation, has recently become a battleground for competing interests and ambitions. The recent events surrounding the ADC have raised critical questions about the legitimacy of its leadership and the future direction of the party. The ADC’s current turmoil can be traced back to the resignation of Ralph Nwosu, the party’s former National Chairman, whose departure opened the door for a power vacuum that has since been filled by Nafiu…
Author: yarambaba
The recent appeal by Kpokotenu Nsukka to President Tinubu for an Nsukka native to be considered for the position of Vice-Chancellor at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) raises critical concerns regarding the principles of equity, fairness, and meritocracy in leadership appointments. While it is understandable for a community to advocate for representation, it is essential to critically assess the implications of such demands and ensure that meritocracy is not compromised for parochial interests. By Prof. Sergius Njoku The argument put forward by Kpokotenu Nsukka, emphasizing historical exclusion and sacrifices made by the community, may be valid. However, the solution…