Beyond Politics: Prioritizing Nigeria’s Unity and Progress

<p>The Supreme Court verdict about Nigeria&rsquo;s presidential election drew varying reactions from different quarters; those who saw themselves on the winning side, and those who saw themselves on the other side.</p> <p>Without doubt, no-one wants to experience &lsquo;defeat&rsquo;. The kind of emotions that follow unpleasant outcomes can sometimes, if not well managed, make you do some unimaginable things.</p> <p>I remember a phrase common those days in school when we get a score we are not pleased with, we say, &ldquo;The lecturer gave me&rdquo;, but when the outcome is good, we say, &ldquo;we scored&rdquo;. No one likes the taste of defeat. But there are a number of things to learn when such experiences come our way. Apart from humbling the person, it tests the quality of one&rsquo;s esteem and strength of character. And oftentimes many people fail the test.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@NiranBamisaye/beyond-politics-prioritizing-nigerias-unity-and-progress-b44858d9dda9"><strong>Visit Now</strong></a></p>
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