Tinubu’s frequent disappearances send a dangerous message: that governance is optional, that leadership can be outsourced, that symbolism can replace sacrifice. But our country is not an abstract idea, it is a people. A hungry, hurting, hemorrhaging people. They do not need fables or fashion or foreign handshakes. They need a president who governs, who listens, who acts and not one who flees. They need a leader in Makurdi, not in Montmartre; in Zamfara, not in the 16th…
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