POOR LEADERSHIP INTERMS FOOD PALLIATIVES.

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Hidden hunger affects nearly 2 billion worldwide – are solutions ...
The term known as a leader is when someone has the total knowledge what servant hood stood for when accessing your leadership prowess,but many at times we wont want serve before becoming a severe leader.
              Nigeria,as a case study has a record of vast leaders that have never nurture themselves with the attributes it takes you to lead aright,till date we are still going such poor leadership pedigree.
              The world at large has prove that were not yet accomplished the natural essence of service rendering forgetting that it a global degradation when t comes to showcasing leadership ability,we the masses has well are following this ugly priority called poor leadership,
                Other nations are showcasing there leadership pedigree by severely looking into the pain,anguish,starving,and mal-nutrition plight this global pandemic has done to we all, but our own is so outrageous that all is abortive.
                  What is food palliative ?
it is a remedial medium to fundamentally give in return to your suffering masses who are in a dead end due to inability to feed when it ought to, as a result of a directive authorized to stay off from your normal schedules or activity either in public or private sense of it.
                   Nigeria has belittle themselves,anyway dont get me wrong our not well fed masses,due to i don't care attitudes of our political office holders that brought us deep yearning malversation sory of leadership role in asea of purposeful governance.
                    It is high time our leaders sjould wake up from there disgraceful way of leadership and well equipped leadership mental faculty for a better way of leading out these age long  political enslavement that is embedded dictatorial way of governance

Olawale Taylor

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