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Rainy Season Exposed Serious Botches, Administration Setback In Nigeria-Ezendigbo



Presidential Aspirant in the last general elections, Chief CBN Onwuasoanya Ezendigbo, expressed that this year rainy season has uncovered some flops of Nigerian politicians as building structures implodes starting with one city then onto the next in recent times.



In his communication, Ezendigbo, depicted the occurrence as seeds of corruption, notwithstanding that most impacted areas in Lagos where floodings and implode structures have become yearly debacles were places where personalities with costly houses resides.



"We are simply fed up with this large number of rulers who have wrecked from being depicted as leaders. Politicians in the western world were young people, we want an extreme change in our political system, we need to respect the younger people in Africa to use their brain to develop their country, said Ezendigbo.



As it was expressed in my blueprint while nursing presidential ambition, by setting genuine models that places Nigeria over all difficulties we continue to choose president after presidents, but yet no different either way with consistent attempt and mistake.


We feel embarrassed living in diaspora and seeing all difficulties bedeviling our country. How might they regard us as Nigerians outside country when we have all it takes to prevail as a Nation,


yet rehashing a similar error.



In Nigeria's central Plateau state, 22 children have passed on and no less than 132 reportedly harmed after a school building fell last week on Friday morning, Kids were left trapped under the debris.



In Nigeria, building breakdown has turning out to be more widespread during the rainy season. In 2021, atleast 45 individuals were killed when a high-rise structure under development fell in a wealthy Lagos neighborhood.

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