Leadership isn’t rocket science; it’s a combination of inborn and adequate knowledge acquisition.
Peter Drucker suggests that “Leadership is lifting a person’s vision to high sights, the raising of a person’s performance to a higher standard, the building of a personality beyond its normal limitations.” Senator Jimoh Ibrahim, without any scintilla of doubt, embodies everything exceptional in Drucker’s assertion.
To tell the truth, people in position of power make it difficult for the community, constituents, and stakeholders to believe that effective leadership is not attainable in every arms of government, and as a result, disbelief and distrust grow in a geometric order, betraying the definition of democracy upon which the word “people” is centralized.
Araba is bringing something new to the table: a refined legislative process, expanded community engagement, empowerment in the real world rather than just on paper and visuals, and top-notch personal relationships.
In 2008, Barack Obama’s campaign slogan “Yes We Can” was a huge success. It was evident that this was a message that resonated with his audience, as evidenced by the enthusiastic throng shouting it at rallies. The phrase emphasized personal accountability. It urged followers to become proponents of change rather than waiting for it to happen.
Yes, we can in Ondo State and we will always be able to do so with everyone’s help and support.
Aseyori is for all and sundry.
