Nigeria’s low life expectancy result of bad leadership – Peter Obi
[The Guardian - Nigeria] - 23/11/2025
Former Labour Party Peter Obi has said that Nigeria’s low life expectancy is a direct consequence of leadership failures, arguing that governance shortcomings are responsible for the country’s declining health sector. Speaking at the 2025 Leadership Forum Conference at the The post Nigeria’s (…)
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