Political Defections: Let our conscience prevail, by Engr. Bello Gwarzo Abdullahi, FNSE

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Political Defections: Let our conscience prevail, by Engr. Bello Gwarzo Abdullahi, FNSE

“Conscience is an open wound only truth can heal.”This profound assertion by Sheikh Usman Danfodio, the esteemed leader of the Sokoto Caliphate, resonates deeply with patriotic, conscientious, and progressive-minded Nigerians. The prevailing trend of politicians defecting to the ruling APC, despite its potential impact on power dynamics and political ideologies, sparks significant apprehension.

It is evident that personal ambitions often drive these defections, overshadowing loyalty to their original parties and eroding public trust in the political system. This behavior prompts important questions about the moral compass of our leaders and their commitment to the welfare of the people.

In Nigeria, where political defections are frequent, the upcoming 2027 election will unveil the true nature of our political figures and their concern for the nation’s dire state.

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The lackluster performance of the government in various sectors has fueled discontent among citizens, guiding their decisions in potentially removing the current administration through the electoral process.

A movement is already underway to challenge the ruling party through a coalition of opposition forces, offering hope to those disillusioned with the status quo, akin to individuals seeking refuge in Noah’s Ark from the deficiencies of the ruling party.

As the political landscape evolves, it is crucial for politicians to listen to their conscience and uphold principles of honesty and integrity. Their choices should stem from a sincere dedication to serving the people, rather than succumbing to the allure of power and self-interest. Only by prioritizing the nation’s collective well-being can politicians genuinely represent the will and aspirations of the populace.

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The 2027 election stands as a pivotal test for our leaders, determining whether they will uphold the values of true leadership or perpetuate misgovernance and a one-party state. Let us fervently hope that integrity prevails and that politicians prioritize the common good above all else.

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