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AFCON Unites Nigerians Breaks Ethnicity, Religious Barriers

A renowned Economist and Legal Practitioner, Dr. Gbenga Adeoye has described his observation during the yesterday African Cup of Nation between Nigeria and South Africa. The Egba born technocrat said that most of the busy roads in Abuja were deserted as a result of the match, not that alone, people of various ethnic affiliations buried their differences and sing the song of solidarity and victory in unity. In a statement released through his media and publicity office, Dr. Adeoye said that those dividing the nation using religion, political or ethnicity should desist or face the wrath of God. Speaking on what earned the team the outstanding victory against South, he said that despite the ethnic colouration of violence and kidnapping, he strongly believed that no tribe is totally bad. Reacting to the atmosphere in the country on February 7, 2024, Adeoye said that Nigerians if united can withstand any challenge either kidnapping, terrorism or political victimization by the ruling class.

Nigerians Must Start Electing Best Brains to Polical Offices: Dr. Gbenga Adeoye

The Egba born Economist and a Lawyer who was tipped by a group called Youth Involvement in Youth Governance (Yiggom) as the best candidate to succeed Governor in 2027, Dr. Gbenga Adeoye has said that Nigeria is under-developed because the electorates failed to elect the best brains to political offices in the country. In a release made available to news men in Abeokuta during the weekend, the Chartered Accountant said that people cannot give what they lack and to whom much is given much is expected, the level of mediocrity in the country was as a result that righteous people are not given the opportunity to occupy leadership positions in Nigera.  The legal lumonary quoting from the scripture Proverbs Chapter 29 verse 2 said "the bible says whe the righteous rule, the people rejoice, it is so simple and that is because the righteous will do what is right". He sajd "what amazes me most about leadership in Africa is that too many people in position of leadership falls below