HE Seyi Makinde asks Nigerians to imagine an alternative future for the country, arguing that rewriting Nigeria’s history requires true federalism, restructuring, greater state control of resources and security, electoral reform and citizens willing to participate in creating a different national trajectory.
Looking ahead to future elections, HE Seyi Makinde asks Nigerians to interrogate the motives, character and track records of those seeking office rather than allowing poverty, patronage or political rhetoric to determine who leads them.
Recalling how a borehole he initiated for traders after the 2014 Aleshinloye Market fire was stopped by the local government, HE Seyi Makinde reflects on power and justice, connecting the experience to EndSARS and the limits of demanding change without political power.
