Posts Tagged ‘democratic particularism’
The Crisis of Leadership: Part 2
Posted: July 16, 2017 in Corruption, Governance, Government, Institutions, Justice, LeadershipTags: democracy, democratic particularism, democratic universalism, Grimot Nane, moral universalism, morality, Nigeria, Politics
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How Democracy Fails Nigeria
Posted: June 10, 2017 in Corruption, Elections, Governance, Government, Leadership, PowerTags: democracy, democratic particularism, democratic universalism, Grimot Nane, moral universalism, political elite, politics in Nigeria, responsibility
There has been too much optimism invested in what is widely touted in Nigeria as the ‘dividends of democracy’ i.e. the benign and enabling outcomes of democracy. After 18 years of a return to democracy in Nigeria, the dividends of democracy on offer has only meant the military are no longer in government. The dividends have neither been delivered in the form of better leadership nor better governance. Unsurprisingly, the crisis of leadership in Nigeria cannot be solved by democracy as a system all by itself. In fact, democracy can fail societies terribly. (more…)
