Fashola explodes further: Until recently, we all used to think that our national development was inhibited by the fact that we never had a university graduate as leader of any national government in an executive capacity.This perhaps alludes only faintly to the issue of the elite consensus, but it is not the same.Thankfully, the myth of graduate leadership as desirable as it is, has been exploded now. We have two graduates (a zoologist and an architect) at the helm of our National affairs and I think the majority of Nigerians will tell you today that their lives are worse off today than they were 4 (four) years ago.Clearly there must be more to leadership than a university degree and educational qualification. There is character, vision, courage, empathy, compassion and many more attributes that you simply will not find in a classroom or school. They are in homes, in communities and also in the value system of society.
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