Nigeria: Igbo in Apartheid Nigeria

opinion

Antwerp — since life itself is not static, the successes and failures in life are prone to changes. Leaders must watch the changes in their people, and be able to adapt the change process to implement dynamic stability. And that underlines the need for the Nigerian leadership to be mindful of the sensitivities of the post civil war generation. For leadership without conscience or high purpose is, at best, empty and, at worst, the deepest evil to scar the human story.

In the light of these, it is vital to recognize the negative consequences that can emerge from an undue political advantage. So likely, when it is enjoyed at the painful expense of a responsible segment of a nation. It could be that enjoyed from forced human labour (slavery), race/ethnic profiling, tyranny, military victory and so on. Timely action taken to humanize such situations, usually create the opening for an enduring reconciliation. Which in turn, creates a sense of belonging and continued loyalty.

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