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I dream of a Nigeria where we can elect a leader who is not bound by tribal or religious affiliation. A leader who is visionary, unifying, and capable of getting things done. A leader who will secure our lives and properties, diversify and grow our economy, believe in our citizens, and develop our infrastructure. A leader who will employ modern technology to advance our lives, fix our problems, and be a leader for all Nigerians, not just those who voted for him or belong to his tribe or religion. A leader who is corrupt-free, promotes research and development, has a strategy to improve our educational system and healthcare system, can enforce social security, fixes our judiciary and constitution, enforces laws and order, listens to all marginalized groups and looks for solutions, and allows the freedom of the press, speech, and association. A leader who is not a tyrant, dictator, tribalist, vindictive, clannish, bigot, or too fragile.

I believe that such a leader exists, and I hope that one day we will have the opportunity to elect him or her. Nigeria has the potential to be a great nation, and I believe that the right leader can help us achieve our full potential.

Here are some specific qualities that I would look for in a Nigerian leader:

I believe that a leader with these qualities can help Nigeria achieve its full potential. I hope that one day we will have the opportunity to elect such a leader.

 

 

 

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