"their manifesto may be progressive, ambitious, inclusive, and exactly what Nigeria and Nigerians need. It may have truly been about change, but these politicians are not progressives"- Ogho Okoti
Growing up in the 1980s, my first contact with what Nigerian politicians describe as progressives was the establishment of 400 secondary schools by the then governor of old Oyo State Chief Bola Ige in 1980. That singular decision expanded access to education for thousands of children in the state. N
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