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Tinubu: Northerners Think They Have The Monopoly Of Sending Their Worst Leader To Rule Nigeria – Charly Boy
In the complex landscape of Nigerian politics, a growing sentiment has emerged among various regional factions regarding leadership choices. Many in the Northern region feel they hold a monopoly on selecting leaders who often fail to meet the expectations of the populace. The recent presidencies of Muhammadu Buhari and Bola Ahmed Tinubu have sparked discussions around the perceived ineffectiveness of these leaders.
Charly Boy argued that the North’s political transactions have yielded disappointing results, with Buhari’s leadership being particularly controversial. The Yoruba, on the other hand, contributed to this discourse by supporting Tinubu, leading to a sense of resignation among some Southerners who believe they are left to deal with the consequences of these leadership decisions.
The narrative suggests that this pattern of “failure to counter failure” is set to continue, with voices claiming that if the North chooses to present figures like Abdullahi Ganduje or Bello Matawalle in future elections, the South may respond with leaders such as Hope Uzodimma, Okezie Ikpeazu, or Godswill Akpabio. This tit-for-tat approach raises concerns about the lack of accountability and genuine representation in governance.
As political discourse intensifies, the sentiment “Do me, I do you; man no go vex” encapsulates the growing frustration and cynicism surrounding the political establishment, with many feeling trapped in a cycle of ineffective leadership.
As the nation approaches future elections, the call for a more collaborative and effective political strategy becomes ever more urgent, urging leaders to prioritize the needs of their constituents over regional rivalries.
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See Photos if World’s Tallest and Shortest Women Meet for Afternoon Tea in London
The world’s tallest woman and the world’s shortest woman met for the first time this week, sipping tea from china cups — and bonding over what they have in common while celebrating their differences.
Jyoti Amge, shortest woman, and Rumeysa Gelgi, tallest woman, meet for the first time and share afternoon tea
Rumeysa Gelgi, from Turkey, stands at 7 feet and 0.7 inches, while Jyoti Amge, from India, is 2 feet and 0.7 inches.
Jyoti Amge, shortest woman, and Rumeysa Gelgi, tallest woman, meet for the first time and share afternoon tea
Jyoti Amge, shortest woman, and Rumeysa Gelgi, tallest woman, meet for the first time and share afternoon tea
Jyoti Amge, shortest woman, and Rumeysa Gelgi, tallest woman, meet for the first time and share afternoon tea
“You’re so beautiful,” said Gelgi, 27. “Thank you — you too,” replied Amge, 30.
Their meeting, over afternoon tea at London’s Savoy Hotel on Tuesday, came ahead of Guinness World Records Day, which is held annually in November to mark record-breaking achievements and encourage people to attempt records. The pair have been honored as “World Record icons” in the 70th anniversary edition of the Guinness World Records book.
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“Meeting Jyoti for the first time was wonderful,” Gelgi said in a release Wednesday. “She’s the most gorgeous lady. I was waiting to meet her for a long time.”
Gelgi said the pair bonded over their love for makeup, jewelry and doing their nails.
Video footage showed them sitting down for tea, cakes and sandwiches stacked next to them, with the London Eye visible from the window.
Amge said in the release that she was “so happy to look up” and see the world’s tallest woman, whom she called “good-natured.” She added that it was difficult at times for the pair to make eye contact “due to our height difference.”
“Guinness World Records is all about celebrating differences,” its editor in chief, Craig Glenday, said in a statement ahead of Guinness World Record Day, which is on Thursday.
“By bringing together these two amazing, iconic women, they can share their perspectives on life with each other and, also, with us,” Glenday said.
Gelgi’s record-breaking height is due to a rare genetic condition called Weaver syndrome, which causes rapid growth, according to the National Organization for Rare Disorders.
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The primary symptom is growth and bone development that occurs faster than usual, making those affected taller than average. People with Weaver syndrome may have rigid muscles and difficulty extending their elbows or knees.
Gelgi used a walking aid for support during the pair’s meeting. Her case of Weaver syndrome was the 27th ever diagnosed and the first in Turkey, according to Guinness World Records.
Weaver syndrome is generally caused by changes in the EZH2 gene, according to the NORD, though the organization notes that some people with Weaver syndrome do not have a mutation in the gene.
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Amge, an actor who played the character of Ma Petite in the television series “American Horror Story,” has a genetic growth disorder that occurs in the early stages of fetal development, known as achondroplasia.
According to Johns Hopkins, the condition causes shorter bones, abnormally shaped bones and shorter stature. While the genetic defect can be passed from parent to child, in about 80 percent of cases, achondroplasia results from a spontaneous mutation that occurs in the developing embryo.
On Thursday, Gelgi shared photos on Instagram of the two exploring London despite the cold weather, posing side by side in front of Tower Bridge.
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