The Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Kukah, delivered a stark assessment of Nigeria’s leadership, likening past and present leaders to individuals lost in a haze of intoxication, stumbling aimlessly instead of guiding the nation forward.
In his Easter message to the nation, Kukah lamented the failure of Nigerian leaders over the past six decades to establish a coherent framework for governance.
He criticized their indulgence in immoral and corrupt practices, likening it to a cancer that has ravaged the country’s societal structure.
Kukah urged the federal government to take decisive action in reforming governance practices and initiating a process of national healing.
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He emphasized the importance of transparency in recruitment processes to foster patriotism and dismantle entrenched systems of feudalism and patronage.Furthermore, Kukah stressed the necessity of a clear communication strategy to articulate government objectives and timelines effectively.
He called for accountability mechanisms to ensure that national goals are pursued diligently and those responsible are held answerable.
In closing, Kukah expressed hope for Nigeria’s future, urging citizens and leaders alike to embark on a collective journey toward progress and greatness.
He emphasized the need for concerted efforts to overcome the challenges facing the nation and embrace the potential for renewal and growth.
