What happened to the Governor Suntai was an unfortunate accident.He has battled so far and his family must now make the right decisions which will enable him recover as much as possible without further embarrassment.The man is clearly not able to continue as Governor therefore the constitutional requirements for his replacement must be invoked without further delay.The governance of the state must not be jeopardized any further while he recovers peacefully with the assistance of his family and loved ones.The governor as shown by NTA news this evening was a man who has problem with the coordination and motor part of his brain. He could barely coordinate his balance while descending the plane's staircase. Some people who were able to interact with him stated that the man has severe damage to the frontal lobe of his brain which is the part of the brain that conducts higher executive functions.It's only in Nigeria that something like this can happen with a man that is clearly unable to look after himself being kept as the governor of a state at all costs. Looks like it's not only the governor that is brain damaged, but all his accomplices and members of his inner circle who are hell-bent on keeping him in office despite the fact that he is incapable.This is further proof that our public office holders are not interested in making efforts to uplift their people. If truly he was to work to uplift his state, it should be clear to his acolytes that he is physically unfit to stand the rigors of holding office. The expectation is that he's better in office or responsibility of the state government to keep spending the state funds on him? May God open the eyes of the other "brain damaged" Nigerians with their warped "entitlement" thinking.This is insane. The poor governor appeared lost and bewildered just getting off the plane. Why is Nigeria this shallow? Is this the meaning of this democracy? Why are so many of our so called ruling elites devoid of any human touch? Why are rogues and kakistocrats ruling our nation?
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Photo:Courtesy of Sahara reporters
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