Nigerian Minister of Trade at CNN.
The video above reminds us of Nigeria's past, where leaders were appointed based on party politics rather than merit.
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) attempted to change this narrative by incorporating talented individuals and technocrats into governance.
However, despite appointing capable individuals like Nkoji Nwala, the PDP failed to provide them with the necessary autonomy to drive economic growth.
As a result, most of their expert advice was ignored, and the Nigerian economy suffered from a lack of courageous decision-making and political will.
This led to decades of economic decline with little hope of recovery.
*A New Era of Governance*
In contrast, the All Progressives Congress (APC) has adopted a merit-based approach to governance, appointing talented individuals and providing them with the necessary support to drive economic growth.
This shift has resulted in upward trends in the Nigerian economy, with various indicators pointing to positive growth across the board.
*A Call to Action*
To sustain this momentum, it's essential that we put aside our differences and support good governance, regardless of party affiliations or regional biases.
By doing so, we can ensure a brighter future for ourselves, our children, and Nigeria as a whole.
*Lessons from Rwanda*
Rwanda's experience under Paul Kagame's leadership serves as a testament to the power of consistent good governance.
Over 25 years, Rwanda has transformed from a war-torn country to an economically prosperous nation.
Nigeria can learn from this example and strive for similar success.
*Conclusion*
In conclusion, the APC's commitment to merit-based governance has been a game-changer for Nigeria's economy. Let's continue to support this approach and work towards a brighter future for our great nation.
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