At the graduation ceremony of the Citadel School of Government, Pastor Tunde Bakare emphasized the urgent need for ethical leadership in Nigeria. He expressed his desire to see a Nigeria that works for all citizens, highlighting the upcoming electoral cycle as a pivotal moment for new leaders to emerge. Bakare identified pressing challenges such as insecurity, economic instability, and a crisis of trust between the government and the governed. He urged the graduating students, who completed a nine-month course in Public Leadership and Statecraft, to prioritize the common good over personal gain. Bakare stressed that true leadership is a calling to serve the community and nation, not a career. He encouraged the new leaders to bring fresh ideas and ethical standards into governance, reinforcing that the quality of a nation is tied to the quality of its leaders. Bakare concluded by reminding them that leadership should be about serving with integrity and humility.
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