Connect with us

politics

Ehi Braimah criticises selfish politicians for causing crisis

Published

on

Ehi Braimah

Ehi Braimah criticises selfish politicians for prioritising personal gain over national unity, urging leadership focused on solutions, not crisis

Ehi Braimah criticises selfish politicians for creating political turmoil instead of solutions, accusing them of putting personal gain ahead of Nigeria’s national unity.

Advertisement

Also read: Iyiola Omisore 2026 Governorship Bid Shakes Osun Politics

In a recent interview on Sunrise Daily, Braimah, a seasoned public relations consultant and publisher of Naija Times, condemned the manoeuvres surrounding the upcoming November convention in Ibadan.

He revealed these actions appear driven by personal agendas, linked to Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike.

Braimah suggested Wike is playing both sides of the political divide, stirring unrest rather than fostering peace.

Advertisement

“Maybe that’s the role Wike is playing—having one leg in the APC and another in the PDP,” he stated.

The PR expert expressed frustration over what he described as a chronic pattern of selfishness that has hindered Nigeria’s democratic progress.

He urged politicians to embrace integrity and prioritise national development instead of self-interest.

Advertisement

Braimah also lamented that the ongoing political wrangling distracts from real governance and betrays the public’s hope for effective leadership.

Also read: INEC Chair: Will Politics Override Equity in 2027?

As the debate over the Ibadan convention intensifies, Braimah’s words serve as a powerful call for accountability, empathy, and purposeful leadership in Nigeria’s political landscape.

Ehi Braimah

Ehi Braimah criticises selfish politicians for causing crisis

Advertisement
Continue Reading
Advertisement
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

politics

Akume Says Atiku Backed Power Rotation Deal

Published

on

Atiku

Atiku power rotation agreement was backed by northern leaders after the June 12 annulment, according to SGF George Akume

(more…)

Advertisement
Continue Reading

Trending