ADEYEMI: FAKE AGENCY, OUTRAGE AND PRESIDENTIAL STATESMANSHIP

By Olabode Opeseitan A politician thinks about the next election. A statesman thinks about the next generation.— James Freeman Clarke The Adeyemi fake agency scandal and the public outcry are a grim reminder of the significance of statesmanship in statecraft. What happened is not simply the audacity of one man. It is the exposure of a system so porous that a phantom institution could move from paperwork to visibility, and possibly even to budgetary and administrative recognition, a failure that shows how weak verification architecture allowed fiction to pass as…

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