The National Vice Chairman of the Advanced People’s Democratic Alliance (APDA), Akin Akinbobola says bad leadership remains the greatest problem inhibiting Nigeria from realising her full potential as a leading nation
Akinbobola disclosed this at a meeting with executive members of the party in Akure, the Ondo state capital
He contended that once Nigerians got over its leadership problem, nobody would be interested to know who occupies the presidential or governorship position.
He urged Nigerians to shun money, tribal and partisan politics to elect the proper people at all levels of governance in the country.
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The APDA chieftain said Nigerians must begin to ask questions about some characters that represent them.
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