On August 6, 2025, Lauretta Onochie, a prominent figure, shared her thoughts on a statement made by HRH Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, the Emir of Kano, during a Channels TV “Politics Today” segment from 1:48.

The Emir remarked that many individuals in public office today were not properly brought up, sparking varied reactions. Onochie, posting on X under the handle @Laurestar, responded with a commentary suggesting that this perceived lack of upbringing might explain certain priorities in governance, particularly referencing #OperationRecoverNigeria.

Here is what she wrote on her official X handle

She implied that some officials focus on appointments and personal gain rather than values or public welfare.

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The discussion stems from a broadcast featuring the Emir, where he addressed issues of leadership and upbringing in the context of Nigeria’s political landscape.

The segment, aired from Lagos, included a split-screen interview highlighting the Emir alongside a studio host, focusing on the topic “Murtala’s Legacies.”

Onochie’s post, reflects a critical perspective, suggesting that inadequate values among leaders contribute to challenges like hunger and mismanagement.

This exchange has ignited online discourse, with opinions divided on the Emir’s assessment and Onochie’s interpretation.

The conversation underscores ongoing debates about leadership quality and ethical governance in Nigeria, though it remains a topic open to further analysis and discussion.

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