Beyond the ribbon: The questions Nigeria’s 2027 campaign must answer, By Dakuku Peterside
It returns when public revenue becomes reliable service; when a promised road is completed; when a teacher is present; when a clinic treats patients; when officials answer questions; when procurement can withstand scrutiny; and when failure has consequences.
Governors and ministers will present flyovers, airports, secretariats, stadiums, housing estates, and freshly paved roads as proof that government has worked.
For most Nigerians, government is experienced in ordinary places: the school down the road, the ward clinic, the police station, the market, the refuse truck, the planning office, the drainage channel outside the house and the road to the farm.
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