Pat Utomi Calls for Review of Age Limit for Political Aspirants in Nigeria
Pat Utomi, a renowned political economist, emphasized the need for a review of the age limit for political aspirants in Nigeria during an interview on Channel Television. He expressed concerns about the presidency being occupied by individuals requiring medical attention, highlighting the financial burden on Nigerian taxpayers and the lack of quality services.
Utomi suggested that individuals above 70 should not contest for the presidency or governorship, pointing out that some legislators in Nigeria are in their mid-70s to 80s. His comments reflect a growing call for a more robust and healthy leadership in Nigerian politics.
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