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Ex-SDP Candidate Urges Politicians to Restore Trust in Nigerian Leadership.

Ex-SDP Candidate Urges Politicians to Restore Trust in Nigerian Leadership.

Former SDP presidential candidate Adewole Adebayo is urging politicians to rehabilitate the Nigerian political class to restore public trust in leadership, following a decline in faith in government officials.

Former SDP presidential candidate Adewole Adebayo has urged politicians to work towards rehabilitating Nigeria's political class and restoring public trust in leadership. Adebayo, who ran for the party's presidency in 2023, believes that a renewed commitment to transparency and accountability is essential in rebuilding faith among Nigerians in their leaders. By prioritizing the needs of the people over personal interests, politicians can begin to rebuild the confidence of citizens and create a more responsive and effective government.

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