Nigeria is not in short supply of good men and women of integrity; the problem we have is that access to power is a very costly venture and is obviously the exclusive preserve of the political class

I may not be a political juggernaut or party chieftain but as an APC supporter who loves nothing more than to see Delta State Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa, gone in 2019, I must admit that nothing I have seen from the opposition so far indicates our preparedness to give Okowa any fight that would result in such outcome.

WHAT does ideal democracy offer the people of Imo state? Ideally, democracy offers the people of Imo the promise that at the barest minimum, they should have unfettered opportunity to choose those to whom all Imo citizens can entrust with our welfare and collective development, those who will best represent Imo because our aggregated choices, counted as votes will make them our honest representatives taking our individual and collective interests before their personal and vested interests.

IN the last one month, Nigerians have witnessed the movement or abandonment by politicians of one political party for another. The reasons they give have ranged from impunity, inadequate reward, harassment and undemocratic impositions by their former political parties who now perceive them as political enemies.

In recent months, particularly in the wake of the utter chaos in the country, I have found myself going back again and again to the all-important question of leadership.