*Does Cyprian F. Edward-Ekpo Book 'Six Decades of A Missing President' Truly Defines The Solution To The Problems?*

Amongst the many problems that seem to have slowed growth and developmental projects in Nigeria, is poor Leadership. Nigeria has been shaken by the impact of extreme poverty with huge domestic and foreign debts, an upsurge of a plethora of social vices – terrorism, genocidal killings, kidnapping, incessant ethno-religious violence, bereavement of health system, mental health problems manifesting suicide, among other conditions that demonstrate failure of government and a large gap between the governing authority and the citizenry, the Rule of law, knowledge system, competence and patriotism.

After the civil unrest tagged “End SARS protest” that griped the country in October, 2020 along with exacerbated terror actions and geo-ethno groups’ violence and killings with accentuated economic failures and administrative incompetence.

As Nigeria prepare to go to the Ballot, alot of questions has abound on who would eventually hold the mantle of Leadership. And what are the possibilities of a different spice to where Nigerians are agitating for?.

In his recent book titled 'SIX DECADES A MISSING PRESIDENT', Cyprian F. Edward-Ekpo who is a Registrar of International Institute for Humanitarian & Environmental Law, and legal researcher, scholar and human rights advocate - dotted key issues that has labelled around the Nigeria decade long problems.

He approached the book with some Untold Story Why Nigeria Fails, and Atiku Abubakar’s Rethinking of Link between Governance Agenda and Nigeria’s Renaissance. He scribbled some detailed direction to go; and further gave credence to Former Vice President and Presidential Candidate, Atiku’s Five-Point Agenda. His Manifesto on how to restore seem to have won his analytical appreciation.

In expounding this book’s seventh chapter, Cyprian F. Edward-Ekpo touched on the pragmatic sense of Atiku’s Five-Point Agenda is examined – on how he hopes to achieve same, and what methodology for the achievement. The Agenda has stated its commitment to achievement through:

- [i]Restoration of Nigeria’s unity through equity, social justice as well as co-operation and consensus amongst heterogeneous people.
- Establishment of a strong and effective democratic government that
guarantees the safety and security of life and property.
- Building of a strong, resilient and prosperous economy that creates jobsand wealth and lift the poor out of poverty.
- Improvement and strengthening of the education system to equip its
recipients with the education and skills required to be competitive in the new global order which is driven by innovation, science and technology and to lead healthy, productive, and meaningful lives.[/i]

In his Conclusion, he agreed that it seems that credibility and pragmatism contained in Atiku Abubakar’s Five-Point Agenda with regards to resolving the endemic problem of Nigeria are hidden particularly from those who only see in the general norm than analytical values and practicality. What are the social conditions that are responsible for prospects of the Five-Point Agenda to be hidden from a vast majority of Nigerians is an important social question.

https://thewashingtonmail.com/does-cyprian-f-edward-ekpo-book-six-decades-of-a-missing-president-truly-defines-the-solution-to-the-problems/

Let me drop my analysis.

Atiku- Did far better than Buhari during his reign as vice president, at least he should be able to take us back to 2005. But, that's still average.

Obi- Didn't do well as a young governor, but he seems to have a plan, and idea, to make Nigeria great. And he is young.

Tinubu: he is a bit above average with his performance as a governor, and make sure any government that doesn't do well will not go a second term. But, he is old.

Kwankwaso: An average governor, still better than Buhari, who is the only major politician not tried or accused of corruption. He is also young

But, overall, they are all failure, they shouldn't be bold enough to tell us they will make Nigeria great, which they couldn't do as young governors/vice president. They can't do more that what they've done before.

Let's vote a new person, let's vote Accordingly!

I'm sorry to say that Cyprian F. Edward-Ekpo has nothing reasonable to write about if all he could talk about is how to recircle old goons in the system.

Click like for Peter Obi.
The story of singapore should inspire every Nigerian to wisely.
Peter Obi is the Lee kwan Yew of our generation. Let's give him a chance.

I'm Obidient

I have nothing to say really
Six decades of massive stealing being avoided is now what you want to impress on us as solution
Father lord who I offend? I no mind borrow money do visa go beg am.

Let's see who is loved most btw a father and his son


Click on share for Peter Obi

Click on like for Atiku (papa obi)

We don hear...We will Obidiently vote next year and pray he wins or at worst AA wins..Anyone except the greedy GrandPa..

I see Atiku finishing behind Peter Obi next year.

This I have seen.

Hmm

koo

Funny one.

Attention

God will judge you all

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Atiku will win this time. 65% sure.


Asiwaju and obi supporters should keep fighting themselves. While northerners see themselves as one. Who so ever win will be benefits for North.


Southerners are biggest loser.


Some. Animal who as never been to Lagos or who their father become somebody in life cos of Lagos will insult Tinubu while someone who never see the work of obi will insult hi obi.

Southerners will remain slave to north.

Make people were get pcc comment

Atiku and Tinubu should be more concerned about being grand fatherhood and not Nigeria's leadership

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When you see paid writers you know

Wow who will believe that one day Atiku and unity and competence will be in same page ...how can Atiku unite the country when he a Cameroonian fulani man want to replace another fulani man..how does that show that Atiku is interested in the unity of this Country...second what social justice is he talking about, when he failed to stand his ground after he condemned the killing of Deborah rather like a coward ,he deleted his tweet after almajiries threatened his political ambition..this is some one that will stand for justice as a president...all these old thieves should retire from politics, the youths will take back this country next year.....

Story. Atiku will be worst than Buhari. Nepotism will be the order of the day. Just take a look at the offices in PDP already and tell me which southerner has a relevant position? Believe Atiku, at your own peril. The guy will do anything to just get to that position like Buhari, then he will show you pepper.

Wahala

Our problem is the North and their fake numbers they use to intimidate the South to win election, they don't even produce oil and yet they have the control, once oil is discovered in the North they will start to agitate for separation from Nigeria.
North are not civil rulers, and they have ruled Nigeria to a dead end for a long time.

It Will be a Continuous Exercise For Atiku

Tinubu & Atiku Are Playing Their Last Card, Anyone That Loses Will Never Contest again Because of Old Age, Both Are Nigerians , Both Are Elders , We Must Not Favour One And Leave One, The Best We Can Do is to Retire The Both of Them, No Winner No Vanquish.

Let Peter Obi Lead...

Ogboni confraternity have been fighting the emergence of Atiku for decades and I wonder why ..Its time we try this thief

Na wa o
Fulani for 16 years
Good for Biafra

1993 Atiku contested
1999 Atiku contested
2003 Atiku contested
2007 Atiku contested
2011 Atiku contested
2015 Atiku contested
2019 Atiku contested
2023 Atiku contesting

Going from the above, I hereby nominate Atiku for the position of Contester General of the Federal Republic.

Congratulations!

Peter Obi

Atiku has got this, this time around. Power has come to the people...