Hello Nairalanders.

Lets try something different.
We all are aware that our democracies have presidents/governors/mayors
and their vice/deputies.
What if we increased the number of these offices so there will not be a
single person at the helm.



Now instead of having a
Single President/VP on National level
Single Governor/Deputy on state level
Single Mayor/Deputy on local level

we would expand the number of executives in office to more than 1.


An illustration:
So currently we have GEJ as President of the Republic
of Nigeria.

In the Plural execuive model , Nigeria would have instead nine(this

number will vary,a country like Liberia might have five) presidents:
Say we have the following Nine People as CoPresidents-
Gani Fawehimi
Dora Akunyili
Goodluck Jonathan
Nuhu Ribadu
Muhammadu Buhari
Farida Waziri
Sanusi Lamido Sanusi
Chinweizu Ibekwe
Atiku Abubakar
You may want to see a different combination of copresidents , depending
on who you are,but that's why there are elections.

See it is more like a board of directors(with no chairperson).
It is explained here:http://apemy.netau.net/



Just Think:
If Nigeria had more than one president,Yar Adua dying in office would
not have caused so much chaos.
If Nigeria had more than one president,there would be no Fire and
brimstone about Atiku being elected to office to finish Yar Adua's
term.
If Nigeria had more than one president,there would be no distracting
and counterproductive north/south power rotation.
If Jonathan was sharing power with 8 other people,we probably would not
have the removal of fuel subsidies,or if we did,we would be better
informed why it happened.


How they come to decision making is discussed here:http://apemy.netau.net/#DM
http://apemy.netau.net/#apemy.weightedvote

Some of the positives to having a plural executive is discussed here:http://apemy.netau.net/#bene

Here we analyze the many downsides of having a sole chief
executive:http://apemy.netau.net/#inverse
This section portrays that leadership is Africa's real problem.


If you scroll to the bottom of the page,there is a really great display
of how vulnerable having a sole leader is , pertaining to the Ivory
Coast , Ouattara , Gbagbo and colonial power France.

If any one is confused just reply.
If anybody will like to help with the website,email me,email is at top
of webpage.

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How does this all sound.

Wat a model.

http://saharareporters.com/article/real-losers-ekiti-election-0

In addition to that, the PDP used money and other gifts including food items to the poor masses to vote for them. The good and innocent people of Ekiti should have collected whatever was offered and vote for the candidates of their choices, but that was not the case.
Surrendering their mandates for a bag of rice was the most saddening of all. For sure, most of the people will finish the bag of rice long before the Governor-Elect is sworn into office. The people of Ekiti will now have to live with the consequences of their choices at least for the next four years and all at the expense of a bag of rice which might turn out to be the most expensive bag of rice they ever bought in their lives.

The incumbent Governor, Mr. Kayode Fayemi of the APC on the other hand has performed decently in his first term as Governor. He has performed above average and is seen by many as an outstanding and selfless leader who has done a lot to better the lives of the people of Ekiti State. His projects have undoubtly spread across the nooks and cronies(crannies) of the 16 Local Governments of the State. He has no criminal or corruption records unlike his opponent. The ideal scenario would have been for Mr. Fayemi to get another mandate despite the huge external forces working against him all the way from Abuja.


To say the truth, if the three main contestants were given a fair and level playing field, PDP can only come a distant second not even a close runner up for that matter. The Ekiti people have made their choice in exchange for money and bags of rice and they could yet end up paying the pRICE for their action. It will only be fair to say that the people of Ekiti might turn out to be the real losers of the Election.

http://apemy.netau.net/#Nigeria.Ekiti.2014
http://apemy.netau.net/#inverse
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