By Timeswatch
“It’s deeply concerning how readily some wish death upon our presidents and political leaders, blaming them exclusively for Nigeria’s challenges.
This response transcends mere cruelty.
It stems from a dangerous denial of our collective complicity and an unwillingness to confront uncomfortable truths.
Our political class isn’t an isolated entity; it reflects who we are as Nigerians and how we operate daily.
Corruption is normalized across every sphere – from public offices to private businesses, within NGOs and even family structures.
This isn’t just systemic – it is cultural.
We fuel the very dysfunction we condemn.
Until we acknowledge that every Nigerian bears responsibility, and commit to personal accountability, genuine progress remains impossible.
Regarding Ex President Buhari’s Legacy, while criticisms of his leadership abound, his personal financial integrity remains widely acknowledged. This doesn’t excuse failures under his watch, but it highlights a crucial distinction.
The problem isn’t solely leader – it’s all of us perpetuating a broken system.
Let us confront our Hypocrisy, stop scapegoating leaders while engaging in petty corruption.
Ex President Mohammadu Buhari’s passing invites sober reflection: We mourn a leader whose personal honesty stood apart.
Rest in Peace, Ex President Buhari, may your integrity remind us of the standard we all must uphold.
