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Former presidential candidate Professor Pat Utomi has stated that he supports the African Democratic Congress (ADC) as the platform to save Nigeria from its “present darkness.”
Utomi stated in a post on X that the ADC should prioritize sacrificial service, national redemption, and giving future generations hope rather than just replacing incumbents.
“Replacing incumbents alone must not be the key,” he said. In order to redeem Nigeria and give our children hope again, it must involve selfless effort.
The new coalition leaders should concentrate on finding and training young, capable Nigerians for leadership roles, according to Utomi, the ADC’s first presidential candidate in 2007.
He stated, “The guardian class that recently assumed power would be well advised to concentrate on enlisting young, capable, brave individuals of integrity who have a passion for nation-building and service in order to socialize them for quick development.”
Regardless of their particular reputations, he continued, all of the politicians of the past 15 years must take collective responsibility for the nation’s downfall and view the current political realignment as a time for introspection and atonement.
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Whether they were the good ones or not, all Nigerian politicians during the past 15 years must acknowledge that they share responsibility for the country’s decline and view any current salvage effort as an act of atonement and self-reflection, he said.
Utomi appealed for a change toward the common good and cautioned against the perils of “short-sighted narcissism” in power politics.
“They have to put the general good ahead of themselves. The community mentality that aims to create a larger pie for everyone must now triumph over the shortsighted narcissism that has led people in positions of authority to unintentionally halt Nigeria’s progress, he said.
