....bad leadership enthroned by bad followship who entrusted their destinies to those who lacked empathy to their cause. So the finger pointing comes straight back to the people. The best gift a nation can get is the opportunity to decide who will superintend their affairs. But each time we are presented with that opportunity, we spurn it for the few lucre that are doled out every election cycle. And before you throw up the.."they usually rig the elections" excuse, you can take the fact that a rigger only rigs where he is popular and indulged by the people to rig. Thus, is it not hypocrisy to shed crocodile tears that the people have been oppressed and maligned? The worst of the people are even the middle class whose bulk never bother to vote. As long as the people prefer candidates who can only share out money or two sachets of noodles to those who come with only their pro bono records and history of empathy to the people, then they have lost the moral right to complain of bad leadership! And if after the election they go out looting innocent citizen's property, then they are what they are, criminals!

Most times we want to eat our cake and have it. You sold your vote and was denied basic infrastructure, you then pick up a banner to protest bad leadership. It makes no sense. I think going forward, this new agents of social change should use the funds they have generated to sensitize the people on why making the right choices at the polls can effect changes rather than using the money to buy food and drinks and dance away to music in the guise of protest. If we vote without being influenced and we still end up with a bad leader it then means we as a people are bad collectively, and the blame is everybody's. Bad leadership does not give you any excuse to visit woe on a fellow citizen who out of the same extraneous circumstances was able to till his ground, plant his seed and nurture it to fruits out of his sheer hard work. The more we create convenient realities for criminality, the more emboldened the looters will be and the more their dastardly acts get to our doorsteps. Somehow somewhere most of them got it wrong. We all have stories of folks we grow up with who looked at us with disinterest or even derision while we trudge to school with our slate, even with the incentive of free education. What then must we expect. Yes blame the adjudicators of our resources for feeding fat on our common patrimony but reserve the hardest knock for yourself who decided to entrust the safe to a purloiner.

But enough of the blaming game. The present reality is that the insecurity is gradually getting to our doorsteps and as the Professor said, this is not a #Endsars issue but a deeper threat to everybody except the looters. Mind you, looters are looters and they stake out patiently waiting for the opportunity to pounce. The #Endsars provided it. Even in robust economies with levels of social security guarantees, a looter will still loot as we all saw in the US during the BLM protests. In other words, change your government give the best of incentives and opportunities, who will loot will still loot. So call a spade a spade.

The Creative had informed fans that he'd be dropping a new song this June, thereby spurring fans to hail him, Pokovirtuousblog can report.

A couple days ago, budding Nigerian Artiste, Shenco, shared a teaser for his upcoming song, 'Ori' ft Abolade Bobby, even as he added hashtags.

"New music 🎶 OTW

ORI ft @aboladebobby

30th June 📌❤️

Get your 🔈 ready 🎶❤️

#repost 😩🙏❤️

"🥁: @iamunbeaten

Visuals: @lyrics_and_vibes

Artwork : @artistkobi

#fyp #foryou #newmusic #new #africa #world #trending #viralreels."

Checks by our reporter reveals that a substantial portion of his followers have since taken to the comments to gush over them.

Horlayinkamie, '♥️🔥.'; Officialdjbongolee, 'Beautiful track.', among others.

He said this at the virtual launch of the ‘WHO Report on Global Trans Fat Elimination 2020’.

He said: “In addition to launching the second progress report today, I’m delighted to announce WHO’s plan to certify and recognize countries and their leadership for eliminating industrially produced trans-fat from their food supplies.”