Nigeria Leaders Will Be Swept Out Of Office In 2023 If They Fails To Tackle Insecurity....Prof. Gana.

Prof. Jerry Gana

"There are too many hypocrites in the nation especially in higher offices and even at the community levels." Gana.

"There are injustices at the community level. Where there are injustices, there are lots of violence. What we need is a sense of justice and fairness. There's too much of unfairness and injustice in the land."

Former Minister of Information and National Orientation, Prof. Jerry Gana GCON today said the present crop of Nigeria's leaders will be swept out of government in 2023 if they fail to tackle the insecurity in the nation.

The academician said the rate of terrorism, kidnappings, banditry, armed robbery and others, is alarming.

Prof. Jerry Gana, who was also a former Adviser to President, Olusegun Obasanjo said Nigeria is "degenrating" on a daily basis.

Gana made the assertion at the just concluded Youth Arise Conference 2021 held at PTI Conference Centre, Effurun, Uvwie Local Government Area of Delta State.

Prof. Gana noted that there are too many hypocrites in the nation especially in higher offices and even at the community levels.

According to him, "There are injustices at the community level. Where there are injustices, there are lots of violence. What we need is a sense of justice and fairness. There's too much of unfairness and injustice in the land."

Prof. Gana added that Nigeria is in dire need of leadership with "legitimate" authority.

He said one of the greatest challenge the country is faced with is, "bad leadership."

Prof. Tola Badejo, Pastor Korede Komaiya, Deacon Chris Iyovwaye, Toyosi Akerele-Ogunaiji who were also speakers at the event also identified bad leadership as the bane of Nigeria as a country.

They however appealed to the youths to rise up and be good patriots of their fatherland with a view to changing the negative narrative and right the wrongs. They added that the youths should be strongly involved in the politics of the nation as well as decision making processes.