Igbuzor Calls for God-Fearing Leaders in Nigerian Politics

Igbuzor argues for the necessity of removing corrupt individuals from Nigerian politics and replacing them with God-fearing leaders. He acknowledges that Nigeria has made progress in various sectors, including health and education, citing an increase in life expectancy from 44 to 54 years over the past decade.

He reflects on his experiences in Abuja and Borno State, noting significant changes in infrastructure and public life. Despite these advancements, Igbuzor criticizes the political leadership in Nigeria, stating that the country has failed woefully in this area.

He points out that while Nigerians excel globally in various fields, the political arena is dominated by unqualified leaders. He highlights the dangers of challenging political figures, particularly in Delta State, where dissent can lead to violence.

Igbuzor concludes that while Nigeria has progressed since colonial rule, the pace of improvement is insufficient due to poor political leadership.