Pat Utomi Dismisses Concerns Over Nigeria Becoming One-Party State Amid Defections
Nigerian politician and economist, Pat Utomi, addressed concerns over Nigeria potentially becoming a one-party state following significant defections to the ruling APC party. Utomi emphasized that despite the wave of defections, Nigeria's multi-party democracy will be preserved.
He highlighted the recent notable defections of top politicians to the APC, including governors and federal lawmakers. Utomi criticized the political elite for self-interest and urged citizens to demand leadership focused on public good.
He stressed the importance of maintaining a diverse political landscape. Utomi is the founder of the Centre for Values in Leadership (CVL).
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