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r you Following Your Home Timeline DANIEL @DanielWhalee · 4h Share where he said Nigeria has stabilised microeconomically. Quote Basil @basilabia · Aug 3 Nigeria has the 9th highest food-inflation rate in the world, higher than food crisis afflicted countries like Malawi & war-torn Libya. But Soludo says that “from a microeconomics standpoint, Nigeria has stabilized and is on the rise.” A whole Economics Prof. waffling like that LEGENDARY J.O.E @LegendaryJoe · 3h THE MESSAGE FOR OSUN STATE IS CLEAR: GREATNESS CANNOT BE INHERITED Family name, ancestral heritage, noble parentage - these are never enough, particularly in leadership. Intelligence, vision, and a sense of responsibility are not transmitted through blood; after all, Prophet Eli communed with God Himself, yet sired vagabonds. Lions, indeed, fit born goat. I do not fault the good people of Osun for taking a gamble with Governor Ademola. The older generation nurses a nostalgic affection for Senator Ayoola - the Patriarch of the Adeleke political dynasty, a Second Republic Lawmaker, a perfect gentleman as prominent in business as he was in politics. Now, the not too old generation grew in admiration for the duo sons of the Patriach; Senator Isiaka Adetunji Adeleke Serubawon and Chief Adedeji Adeleke. Sèrúbáwọn inherited the father's political acumen and leadership dexterity. Chief Adedeji inherited his business instinct and enterprising flair. And sadly, Governor Ademola Adeleke was left standing at the sharing of inheritance with empty palms - neither the entrepreneurial fire nor the political voltage came to meet him. Every achievement Governor Ademola ever laid claim to, in finance or in leadership, he gathered as a parasitic vine climbs a stronger tree - feeding off his elder siblings' trunk. Chief Adedeji funded his lifestyle, and he wandered into politics only as compensation for the untimely passing of Sèrúbáwọn. While in the Red Chamber, Governor Adeleke was never known for any revolutionary bill, decisive petition, progressive motion, or oversight exercise worthy of note. But he danced - and for that alone, he was noticed, an entertaining jester mistaken for a statesman. I fear that in our culture of sympathy, our tradition of compassion, we have handed a man a responsibility far heavier than his shoulders were built to carry. We entrusted Osun's future to sentiment, and sentiment does not govern. Greatness cannot be inherited, and as the good people of Osun have since confirmed, leadership is not genetically transmitted. The failure that is Governor Ademola Adeleke has done enough damage with an office that was freely gifted to him. We have satisfied our conscience. The memory of Sèrúbáwọn has been adequately honoured - it is now time to move on. Even Sèrúbáwọn, were he alive today, would not applaud his brother's misgovernance. The best way to honour our heroes past is good governance and developmental strides - and that is precisely what AMBO promises. Osun must now walk away from yesterday and embrace a more fulfilling tomorrow. Good Evening Severally... #Adelekefails #Adelekelule
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