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A blessed year to us all. May the good Lord guide our steps, guard our lives, and cover us with His divine protection no...
12/31/2025

A blessed year to us all. May the good Lord guide our steps, guard our lives, and cover us with His divine protection now and forever. May His grace speak for us, His wisdom lead us, and His peace dwell with us till eternity. ❤️

Professor Sandra Chidinma Duru

Faith begins where human reasoning ends. God will place you in circumstances where the natural offers no solution so tha...
12/31/2025

Faith begins where human reasoning ends. God will place you in circumstances where the natural offers no solution so that His supernatural power can take over. That is not failure. That is divine positioning. The danger is not the obstacle. The danger is seeing only from a human perspective. When you reduce life to what you can explain, calculate, or control, you risk missing your destiny.

God is not limited by facts, figures, or forecasts. He controls the universe and everything in it. He speaks, and systems shift. He wills, and laws of nature submit. When you align with Him, a force begins to move on your behalf that human effort cannot produce. Doors open that no person can shut. Healing comes where medicine has reached its limit. Giants fall that were far bigger than you.

Logic can steal dreams if you allow it. When you measure your future only by your ability, your age, your experience, your resources, your connections, or your past failures, you place a ceiling on what God intends to do through you. The God who created light before the sun is the same God who will make a way for you before you understand how. He is not logical. He is supernatural.

Sometimes God allows the odds to be stacked against you on purpose, so when the turnaround comes, there will be no debate about who did it. Not strategy. Not influence. Not strength. Only God. He is not intimidated by the size of your problem, nor threatened by who stands against you. One word from Him outweighs every opposition.

Professor Sandra Chidinma Duru

‎I heard so many bad things about Bello in the media while he was the governor. But something happened that shocked me i...
12/31/2025

‎I heard so many bad things about Bello in the media while he was the governor. But something happened that shocked me into reality. I was the Benue state focal person in charge of a world bank portfolio called 'SFTAS,' meaning States Fiscal Transparency, Accounability, and Sustainability (Performance for Results).
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‎States were rated by their fulfillment of an eligibility criteria given by the world bank. It was an agreement between the Nigerian government and the world bank to improve financial reporting and fiscal responsibility. The federal government had acquired a loan of $750m and participating states were to be incentivised with grants based fulfilling each key performance indicator.
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‎To my greatest surprise, Kogi State always came among the top, earning millions of dollars. At a point Kogi was winning dollars like karu karu. Well, I don't know how he was doing it, but the Independent Verification Agents and the Office of the Auditor-General of the Federation kept citing him as a reference point. I think of him as a smart fellow and good politician even. This assessment has no unconscious whatever.
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‎- Peters Ichull

“True leaders do not surround themselves with noisemakers. They walk with problem solvers, engage problem prevention exp...
12/31/2025

“True leaders do not surround themselves with noisemakers. They walk with problem solvers, engage problem prevention experts, and deliberately distance themselves from problem creators.” - Prof. Mgbeke

I am a village girl.

Professor Sandra Chidinma Duru

Ola Olaraymond, thank you for your thoughtful comment and for engaging with respect. I appreciate the depth of your refl...
12/31/2025

Ola Olaraymond, thank you for your thoughtful comment and for engaging with respect. I appreciate the depth of your reflections, especially as someone from Kogi State. Let me respond clearly, calmly, and factually to you my dear brother and friend.

First, we must separate perception from proof. In public discourse, especially in Nigerian politics, repetition of allegations does not amount to evidence. Many claims made against HE. Yahaya Bello remain unproven, contested, or most likely politically motivated. Until they are conclusively established by a court of law, they remain allegations, not facts. As such, they are irrelevant to an objective evaluation of governance outcomes, which is the focus of this conversation.

Leadership assessment must be grounded in verifiable policy actions, institutional reforms, and measurable outcomes, not emotional narratives or post tenure political rivalries.

On governance facts, under Yahaya Bello, Kogi State demonstrated notable fiscal discipline. At a time when many states resorted to reckless borrowing, Kogi avoided excessive debt and refused to mortgage the future of its citizens. This was not cosmetic governance but structural responsibility.

His administration implemented payroll verification and civil service reforms that eliminated ghost workers and reduced financial leakages. Such reforms are always unpopular because they disrupt entrenched interests. Resistance often comes from those who benefited from the old system, not necessarily from victims of poor governance.

On security, Yahaya Bello invested significantly in security infrastructure during a period of heightened national insecurity. Kogi State maintained relative stability while many regions struggled with violent disruptions. Effective security is often unnoticed until it fails, but its presence is fundamental to governance.

Beyond policies, his administration focused on institution building. One notable example is the establishment of the Kogi State University Teaching Hospital, which strengthened healthcare delivery, medical training, and public health capacity in the state. Institution building outlives personalities and is one of the strongest indicators of serious leadership.

On youth inclusion, Bello went beyond slogans by appointing young people into substantive decision making positions with real authority. This was not symbolic inclusion but practical leadership development.

Regarding the school fees allegation you mentioned, comparing unproven claims about Yahaya Bello with an unrelated case involving Engr. Farouk Ahmed of NMDPRA is analytically flawed. Each case must be assessed on verified facts and legal conclusions, not social media comparisons or assumptions.

On local government salary challenges, it is important to note that local government funding issues are systemic and rooted in Nigeria’s federal structure. Improvements under Governor Ododo do not negate earlier reforms but rather build upon them. Governance is continuous, not a personality contest.

On the issue of how he came to power and divine intervention, history shows that leadership legitimacy is ultimately tested by stewardship and responsibility, not by how comfortable the process appears to observers. God often uses imperfect vessels, but what matters is how power is exercised in service to the people. If it pleases God, He divinely guides and leads the person through it all to become or emerge as a great leader and rescuer.

Personal disappointment or political disagreement does not automatically translate into failed leadership. Leadership must be evaluated beyond sentiments, beyond regional frustrations, and beyond post office propaganda.

You are entitled to your perspective. However, I stand by this position. Yahaya Bello’s governance record contains concrete strengths that cannot be erased by unsubstantiated allegations or selective memory.

Truth demands discipline. Leadership analysis demands evidence. Justice demands fairness, even toward those we disagree with.

Prof. Mgbeke

Oliver Sam my darling brother, thank you for your honesty and for engaging respectfully. I value disagreements that are ...
12/31/2025

Oliver Sam my darling brother, thank you for your honesty and for engaging respectfully. I value disagreements that are rooted in thought, not emotion or mob narratives.

Let me be very clear about a few things.

First, my position is not driven by hatred for Natasha Akpoti, nor by blind admiration for Yahaya Bello. I do not operate on sentiment, gender politics, or popularity. I operate on facts, patterns of behavior, integrity, and leadership capacity.

I have nothing personal against Natasha Akpoti. But truth is truth. Leadership is not about noise, theatrics, or media stunts. It is about character, consistency, accountability, and emotional stability. A person who repeatedly weaponizes narratives, contradicts herself publicly, manipulates public sympathy, and thrives on controversy is not fit for leadership, regardless of how many projects are showcased for optics.

Bringing “dividends of democracy” does not absolve delusion, dishonesty, or serial falsehoods. History is filled with leaders who built roads yet destroyed innocent lives, careers, families, institutions and trust. Leadership is holistic.

Now to Yahaya Bello.

You say he represents failure. I disagree strongly, and here is why.

Yahaya Bello may not fit into the sanitized, media-friendly image people prefer, but leadership is not a beauty contest. Under his administration:

• Kogi became one of the least indebted states, even while others were drowning in debt.
• He prioritized salary regularity, even when federal allocations fluctuated.
• He invested deliberately in security architecture, which is not glamorous but is foundational.
• He resisted the culture of reckless borrowing that mortgaged future generations.
• He brought youth inclusion into governance beyond slogans, real appointments, real access.

You may disagree with his style, and that is valid. But to erase institutional discipline, fiscal restraint, and structural reforms simply because they are unpopular in elite circles is intellectually dishonest.

The “Not Too Young To Run” initiative was never about perfection. It was about capacity, courage, and responsibility. Yahaya Bello proved that age is not the problem, but values and preparation are. If some young leaders fail, that does not invalidate the movement; it exposes the cost of poor vetting and shallow political culture.

Finally, I must correct this assumption, my dear friend and brother, I do not “support people.” I support principles.

Anyone, male or female who lies habitually, manipulates public emotions, weaponizes gender, and thrives on chaos will get my opposition. Anyone who shows discipline, restraint, and structural thinking will get my respect, even if they are unpopular.

So yes, you may be wrong, and respectfully, I believe you are, because leadership is deeper than surface performance and louder than social media applause.

History will always vindicate truth over sentiment.

Professor Sandra Chidinma Duru

I will give one hundred thousand naira to the first person who comments with the link to the post I made some months ago...
12/31/2025

I will give one hundred thousand naira to the first person who comments with the link to the post I made some months ago about His Excellency Yahaya Bello, where I explained clearly why he must not be ignored in Nigerian politics and in the development of Nigeria.

Yahaya Bello stands out as one of the best young leaders of our time. He is brilliant, calm, intelligent, strategic, disciplined, vibrant, visionary, and result oriented. Kogi State, Kogi Central, this government, his country, and Africa at large need more of his leadership capacity, potential, and brilliance, rather than the negative, politically motivated, and sponsored narratives being pushed to discredit and destroy the visible work he has done in Kogi State, his geopolitical zone, and Nigeria as a whole.

History has shown us repeatedly that many great leaders have been accused, attacked, and even witch hunted, yet they survived against all odds. A clear example is President Ahmed Bola Tinubu. Everything possible was done to stop him. Hell was let loose. The naira was changed and reprinted. Pressure was intense. Yet today, he is one of the best Presidents of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. He did not allow distractions, detractors, haters, or naysayers to derail him. He remained strategic, resilient, and mentally tough, and he achieved his goal.

When he said EMILOKAN, he meant it all the way, through it all, and prophetically, too!

Beyond commentary, I read people. I study environments. I observe political atmospheres. I understand what has happened, what will happen, what is happening, what will change, and what will be considered when it is time to position a nation and align the right people with the right responsibilities. You may call it a spiritual gift. You may call it prophecy. But it is inherent in me.

For this reason, I congratulate Yahaya Bello in advance. I am still studying him closely, his leadership style, his strength, his resilience, and his long term relevance. Time always vindicates vision, and Nigeria will always need leaders who are prepared for the future, not just for the moment.

Congratulations, the incoming Distinguished Senator Yahaya Bello! It’s not your decision, it’s divine!

Professor Sandra Chidinma Duru

NATASHA AKPOTI’S MISCHIEVOUS EVIL EXPOSED: A PATTERN OF CALCULATED DECEIT AND MORAL BANKRUPTCYThis post is senseless, di...
12/31/2025

NATASHA AKPOTI’S MISCHIEVOUS EVIL EXPOSED: A PATTERN OF CALCULATED DECEIT AND MORAL BANKRUPTCY

This post is senseless, disgusting, despicable, demeaning, hateful, unpatriotic, inciting, inhumane, insensitive, dumb, and dishonest, and it perfectly fits the long established pattern of behavior of the most popular false allegation expert and serial liar, Natasha Akpoti, popularly known as the Senate crazy parrot.

What makes this post especially reprehensible is not just the performative outrage, but the deliberate weaponization of tragedy for cheap political relevance and emotional manipulation. Instead of exercising restraint, empathy, or national responsibility, this post exploits pain, death, and grief to manufacture a narrative designed to inflame emotions, malign the country, and once again center herself.

This is not leadership. This is not patriotism. This is not compassion. This is wickedness!

It is reckless emotional exploitation disguised as concern. It is dishonest framing calculated to provoke outrage while offering no solutions, no accountability, and no pathway to healing. It reduces real human loss to a propaganda tool, using a grieving young man and deceased friends as instruments in a self serving political performance.

A responsible public officer would ask hard questions, demand systemic reforms, support the families affected, and work toward preventing future tragedies. But a serial liar thrives on chaos, not solutions. On attention, not truth. On incitement, not healing.

Posts like this harm Nigeria far more than they claim to defend it. They deepen despair, amplify hopelessness, and project a narrative of perpetual failure without offering the courage, integrity, or intelligence required to fix anything.

This is why such behavior must be condemned clearly and unequivocally. Tragedy is not a stage. Grief is not a campaign tool. Public office is not a megaphone for reckless, manipulative, and dishonest emotional theater.

Nigeria deserves truth, responsibility, and mature leadership, not a Senate parrot feeding on pain for relevance.

Kogi Central deserves a better candidate come 2027!!!! Natasha Akpoti is a DISGRACE to Nigeria 🇳🇬.

Professor Sandra Chidinma Duru

Leadership is not understood through noise. It is understood through study.In this picture is President Bola Ahmed Tinub...
12/31/2025

Leadership is not understood through noise. It is understood through study.

In this picture is President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 1994. At the time, he stood out quietly. He was the only one wearing a cap marked with the ♾️ infinity emblem. No applause. No crowd imitation. No trending conversations.

Today, that same symbol has become a national emblem, worn by millions. That is how leadership works.

Great leaders are often distinct long before they are celebrated. They carry signs, habits, unique traits, ideas, excellence, philosophies, discipline, and vision that many overlook until history gives them context. Leadership leaves clues long before it leaves legacies.

This is why it is dangerous to blindly follow leaders without understanding them, and equally dangerous to blindly criticize them without studying them.

Every leader has:
• Mistakes to learn from
• Failures that shaped their resilience
• Successes that reveal strategy
• Achievements that reflect endurance
• A lifestyle that exposes discipline, consistency, and long-term thinking

Leadership is a classroom. If you refuse to study it, you repeat its errors instead of improving on its victories.

Stop hating leaders without knowledge. Stop idolizing leaders without wisdom. Study them. Analyze them. Learn from them. Then become better and greater than them.

There is always something uncommon about true leaders. Your responsibility is to find it, refine it, and build on it for a stronger, wiser, and more intentional future.

History rewards those who learn. The future belongs to those who apply.

Just as no one should expect me to do less than Rochas Okorocha, Ikedi Ohakim, Hope Uzodinma, or any of the past governors of Imo State, so also no one should expect me not to do better.

Leadership is a relay, not a throne. When nature, time, and destiny place the baton of leadership in my hands, I will take it boldly, fearlessly, wisely, and strategically, building on what was done, correcting what was flawed, and elevating Imo State beyond its previous limits.

Progress demands succession, courage, and vision.

When the season comes, I will not shrink. I will rise to it courageously, intentionally, brilliantly, and with great pride as a prepared leader with the burning desire to fix my state/nation.

Professor Sandra Chidinma Duru

To all who lie against people simply because you dislike them, envy their progress, resent their achievements, or accept...
12/31/2025

To all who lie against people simply because you dislike them, envy their progress, resent their achievements, or accept money to participate in sponsored smear campaigns and coordinated takedowns, hear this clearly today!

Falsehood is not strength. Malice is not power. Paid wickedness always carries a price.

To those who boast arrogantly, saying, “I spit on you”, “l pour spit on you”, or “I spit on your face,” remember this, the spit of hatred never reaches its target. It falls back on the ground of the one who released it. Lekwe gi, lekwe your own grave of disgrace.

I have said it before and I will say it again. Evil never outruns consequence. Those who choose darkness often exit before the light they tried to destroy reaches its full manifestation.

They will not witness our end, but we will witness the exposure of theirs.

Truth stands. Integrity survives. And destiny cannot be assassinated.

Professor Sandra Chidinma Duru

Happy Birthday to one of my most respected big brothers, a true world leader, a statesman of vision, and a brilliant ora...
12/31/2025

Happy Birthday to one of my most respected big brothers, a true world leader, a statesman of vision, and a brilliant orator whose voice and courage continue to shape history.

Big Brother DGB, your journey, discipline, and firm commitment to justice and democratic leadership have inspired me deeply. You challenged me to grow, to stretch beyond comfort, and to step boldly into higher levels of leadership where value, integrity, and service truly matter. Your life is proof that leadership is not about position alone, but about purpose, sacrifice, and impact.

You remain a powerful source of inspiration to young and emerging leaders across the globe, showing us that conviction, clarity, and courage can indeed transform nations.

Duma Gideon Boko, the President of the Republic of Botswana, and the brilliant President of the Umbrella for Democratic Change, Botswana’s ruling party, you are a great man!

May this new year bring you strength, wisdom, divine guidance, and greater victories as you continue to serve your nation and humanity with excellence.

Happy Birthday, Sir. Botswana is better because you lead.

Professor Sandra Chidinma Duru

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