The essence of governance is to uplift the marginalized. Despite efforts, governors face criticism and sabotage from within and outside their parties, often hampering progress. Public perception, manipulated by misinformation, poses significant challenges, particularly for progressive leaders like Governor Soludo in Anambra. Collective support and systemic reforms are essential for good governance in Nigeria.
Governance, from its origins to the present day, is fundamentally about protecting the vulnerable and marginalized. Thus, it becomes a contradiction when citizens criticize those in authority who endeavor to enhance public institutions. Today, leaders often find themselves in an unending quest for public approval, facing opposition that tests their resilience and capability.
In conclusion, to cultivate effective governance in Nigeria, it is imperative for citizens, civil society, and government entities to collaboratively support governors dedicated to improvement. Combatting the cynical narratives that undermine progress is crucial, and fostering an environment where governance is appreciated for its merit will enable Nigeria to optimize the potential of its leaders.
Original Source: businessday.ng
