Christian Emeka Okolie
People in Power is not an everyday book. It is a labor of selflessness, sincerity, and hard-core truth. It offers a remedy for the chaos and crisis within the corridor of power, as it presents our planet’s primary core problem, which is choosing true leadership in the brightest light possible to avoid pitfalls associated with bad governance. Secondary problems of the globe - wars, hunger, terrorism, and pollution - are manmade. You may argue that health-related issues and disasters like wildfires, floods, and earthquakes are not manmade, but are part of nature. This is not completely correct. It is our lifestyles that have contributed and unleashed this litany of disasters.What we eat, drink, and invent results in the illnesses we have today. Earthquakes, floods, and wildfires are more severe due to human pollution. Deforestation, mining, building high-rise buildings, and carelessness in the forest are some of the activities clearly contributing to disasters.Having established that global problems are increasing because of human activities, it should therefore be up to us to remedy them. World affairs are not run in a void. Responsibilities and tasks are handed to those chosen or elected to manage people and natural resources.People in Power states the obvious: We must change the dynamics and call for a global leadership revolution through universal/global electoral reformations.Not giving leadership all the seriousness it deserves only delays the obvious, which is our extinction.
