FFDGN Conference in Abuja Addresses Leadership Disconnect

The Forum of Former Deputy Governors of Nigeria (FFDGN) convened its 5th National Conference on Tuesday in Abuja, focusing on the theme “Rethinking Nation-Building: Bridging the Leadership-Citizen Disconnect Through Orientation, Attitude, Character, Culture and Tradition for Sustainable Development.” National Chairman Dr. Chris Alozie Akomas highlighted the widening gap between leaders and citizens, asserting that true national development requires a connection between the two. He argued that character, rather than policies or budgets, is essential for societal transformation.
Akomas called for leaders to embrace accountability and humility, while citizens should act as the conscience of the nation. Director-General Hon. Kenneth Ibe-Kalu reiterated the Forum's commitment to good governance and civic education.
The conference was attended by notable figures, including former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and Sen. Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, among others, who support the FFDGN's vision.
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