This assertion that “Hungry People Barely Make Good Leaders”, describes the major problem in Abia’s politics and governance.
People without a known source of livelihood tend to pose harm to society when elected into political offices.
They don’t have any other jobs or means of survival aside from being politicians, and this is detrimental to the resources of the people when such persons are elected to manage and represent the people carefully.
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People without good management knowledge, profit and loss, risk and strategy, and all-around business growth and investment, will always never make good leaders.
Abia is a state where 80% of her political office holders fall under the category of POLITICAL JOBBERS whose only source of income is politics, and such persons can barely diversify their income to build a better economy for the benefit of the masses.
This is why, well-known radicals, without a defined source of income, will eventually get too political offices and suddenly amass wealth within a very short period of time and no one dares question HOW and WHY?
To liberate Abia, we need to stop electing people without known sources of livelihood, people without an income and good knowledge of financial management, business, influence, and no personality to defend.
Let’s politick without emotions, sentiments, and favoritism. Lackluster representation is a result of the RIGHT PEOPLE exempting themselves from political engagements.
Get your PVC, and mobilize others to get theirs.
Let us choose for ourselves, GOOD LEADERS that will serve us, not those that’ll rule us!
People are usually scared of the truth because they don’t want their illusions to be destroyed.
OKWARA UCHE EZEMA
Ardent supporter, Rev Daniel Imo’s Political Aspiration for Arochukwu/Ohafia Federal House of Representatives.
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