In a recent interview on Signature TV, Dean of the School of Business and Social Sciences at Maduka University, Ekwegbe Nsukka, Malachy Ichie, spoke on political engagement, leadership accountability, and internal dialogue among stakeholders in Nigeria’s political space.
During the interview, Ichie stated, “Some of our people went to visit Nyesom Wike to tell him that what he is doing is not good.” He used the statement to highlight efforts by certain individuals to engage directly with political leaders, expressing concerns over decisions and actions perceived as controversial.
Ichie explained that such visits reflect a form of internal consultation and dialogue within political and ethnic groups, where stakeholders seek to address disagreements through direct communication. According to him, this approach underscores the importance of accountability and feedback in leadership.
He further noted that Nyesom Wike, who serves as the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, remains a prominent figure whose actions often attract scrutiny and reactions from various quarters. He argued that public office holders are naturally subject to criticism and engagement due to the impact of their decisions.
The academic also emphasized that constructive dialogue between leaders and concerned groups is essential for maintaining trust and fostering better governance. He maintained that open communication channels can help address tensions and promote understanding among different stakeholders.
Ichie concluded by reiterating that political leadership requires responsiveness to concerns raised by the public, noting that engagement and dialogue remain key elements in strengthening democratic practice and ensuring accountability in Nigeria….See More
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