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Pat Utomi, a former presidential contender, has bemoaned Nigeria’s abandonment of intellectual leadership.
Utomi claimed that Nigeria’s issue stems from the country’s 1999 transition away from military leadership in an interview with Arise Television.
He claimed that democracy has been undermined and public life tainted by the rejection of ideas in favor of brute power.
When asked what he had learned about Nigeria from his life that he wished he had known sooner, Utomi replied that the nation’s fight should be seen through a long historical lens.
“I was reminded of Socrates a few days ago by Reverend Father George Ehusani,” he remarked. “He tried to reassure me that if Nigeria has not yet been influenced by the teachings I have preached for the most of my life, I shouldn’t feel terrible. Socrates was urged to consume poison, but his ideas served as the foundation for Western civilization. In some respects, I am therefore meant to find solace in the thought that Nigeria might rise to prominence as a result of the thoughts I shared after I am gone.
Utomi stated that Nigeria had a special historical duty and that he still hoped to see improvement within his lifetime.
He declared, “I think Nigeria was given to humanity to restore the Black man’s crushed dignity and to undo the path to serfdom paved by colonial oppression and slavery.” “If we concentrate on being a generation that is redeeming, we may leave with the impression that we were a part of making Nigeria the catalyst for that redemption.”
People stopped appreciating ideas at one point in our history. Obafemi Awolowo was a sophisticated philosopher while he was in his 30s and 40s. “Fela Anikulapo Kuti was one of the greatest philosophers of all time if you listen to him,” he continued.
He claimed that military power and oil revenue brought to the last break.
Utomi cautioned that power devoid of ideas can cause long-term damage.
