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Of late, Nigerian politicians in their majority appear to be assiduously working to diminish the relevance of the democratic system and the need to achieve good governance in the country. Therefore, there is need for serious concern given the spate of the rampant defections which has besieged the opposition party(ies) in recent times. Of course, by the relentless enthusiasm with which the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) party has been claiming the ‘backyard victory’, one would not be surprised if these unnecessary shouts of triumph would further derail and deny the people the dividends of democracy. Consequently, the ignoble practice of decamping should raise eyebrows and cause wariness among the opposition parties, the intellectual Left and well meaning Nigerians because, it is a matter of evidently weighty consequence in the near future. ....
Halting Nigeria's quick march to Somalia thecable.ng - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thecable.ng Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Toby Okechukwu The author, Chinua Achebe, in his 1983 book, âThe Trouble with Nigeriaâ, depicts a nation where leadership is the most critical challenge in addressing the issues of underdevelopment, nepotism, institutional corruption, inept and mediocre personality cult, and injustice that have bedeviled the nation. Nearly four decades after that publication, our national life is still plagued by these maladies, consequentially engendering an avoidable security malaise that is leading us to Somalia. Without a central government for so many years, Somalia became a metaphor for a failed state. Although currently showing a flicker of hope, it is a nation in disarray and deep anarchy, where non-state actors like Al-Shabbab and warlords have held sway in their various âcoloniesâ. ....