All we know about the democratic process is that over a period of time, the institutions, the economic structure, and the whole business of laws, and law-making will be maintained according to the wishes and desires of the people. Therefore, the success of a democratic government depends upon the morally guided and sagacious leaders and the elites who are determined to work for the growth and development of every aspect of the whole country. Nigerian leaders and elites must recognize that a crime does not become legal because it is committed under the guise of democracy. So far, education has been neglected completely in Nigeria by the various governments to date. Institutions of learning, especially universities, are often closed due to teachers who go on strike because, in addition to being paid meager salaries, they are more often left unpaid for several months.
Libraries are almost empty.
Research is grossly neglected and under-funded. Several universities have no access to the Internet. Computers are miserably lacking in so many universities. Mr. President, I believe your record of achievement should be an example to emulate. This message should not be lost on Nigeria's political leadership.