Edgar Critiques Lagos Traffic and Nigeria's Leadership Crisis

Joseph Edgar reflects on his experience driving through Lagos, noting unusual traffic conditions and the absence of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at a road commissioning event in Opebi, which was attended by Akpabio. Edgar expresses concern over the current state of leadership in Nigeria, highlighting a perceived lack of strong voices and mobilization among political leaders.

He mentions the visit to Kirikiri Prison, where he observed the conditions and met inmates, including a former bank MD and an actor serving a life sentence. Edgar critiques the political landscape, particularly the diminished influence of figures like Bukola Saraki, who previously held significant power.

He laments the current political environment, suggesting that it lacks the ambition and zeal necessary for effective leadership, leaving Nigeria in a state of disarray.