Prominent Yoruba leader Babatunde Gbadamosi took to Twitter to voice his dissatisfaction with Nigeria’s political system. Gbadamosi bemoaned the absence of capable leadership, highlighting the Yoruba custom of valuing greatness over mediocrity. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
He said that Datti Baba-Ahmed and Peter Obi were exceptional candidates who embodied the traits that Yorubas look for in a leader. Yorubas’ discontent, according to Gbadamosi, is a result of what they see as leadership failure, which has impeded Nigeria’s development and put the country in a condition of stagnation.
Highlighting the significance of the recent elections, especially in Lagos, Gbadamosi suggested that the victory of certain candidates, particularly those aligned with Tinubu’s faction, could have dire consequences for the nation.
Gbadamosi did not shy away from criticizing individuals within the electoral commission, judiciary, and public services, accusing them of making selfish and detrimental political decisions. He warned that their actions would have lasting repercussions for themselves and their descendants.
The tweet concluded with a stark invocation, wishing that those responsible for Nigeria’s current woes face repercussions beyond material wealth. Gbadamosi’s words underscored the depth of frustration and disillusionment felt by many Nigerians, both at home and abroad, with the country’s political system.
The tweet serves as a reflection of broader sentiments within the Yoruba community and highlights the urgent need for accountable and effective governance in Nigeria.
Read his post below:
He said: “Yorubas have never suffered fools gladly, and we have always only gone for the best.
@PeterObi and Datti Baba-Ahmed were clearly head and shoulders above the other candidates in the field, and Yorubas are FRUSTRATED with the failure of leadership in Nigeria that has us stuck in the dark ages – pun intended. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
