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    “Dispelling the Myth of the Nigerian Messiah: Aide to Tinubu Highlights Collective Responsibility for National Change”

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    By Milcah Tanimu

    Dada Olusegun, the Special Assistant to President Bola Tinubu on Social Media, recently addressed the prevalent belief in Nigeria regarding the role of a singular “messiah” figure in effecting nationwide transformation. In a statement shared via his verified social media account, Olusegun urged Nigerians to reconsider this notion, emphasizing the impracticality of expecting one individual to single-handedly revolutionize the entire country. He stressed the importance of collective responsibility and collaboration in driving meaningful change, stating that pinning hopes on a solitary figure is a fallacy that undermines the collective potential of the Nigerian people. Olusegun’s remarks underscore the need for a shift in mindset towards recognizing and embracing the role of collective action in addressing Nigeria’s challenges and shaping its future.

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