Segun Showunmi: Democracies Undermined by "Institutional Fatigue" Compared to Authoritarian Models
Segun Showunmi highlights the concept of "institutional fatigue" impacting democracies, suggesting that authoritarian models may be more effective in achieving rapid development outcomes. He contrasts the efficiency of non-democratic systems like China, Singapore, and South Korea in mobilizing resources and implementing long-term projects.
Showunmi does not endorse authoritarianism but calls for a performance-oriented evolution of democracy to enhance tangible prosperity without compromising moral principles.
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