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Most of the things I know in politics are things I learn from older people, and they are still alive. I still consult them, and I will always consult them and respect them.

— Benjamin Kalu

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In our public life, you are addressed by the way you dress.

Submit yourself to mentorship; it’s wrong to claim that older people have nothing to offer in leadership. You must also look for mentorship.

It plays a role in politics and public life because it gives a sense of acceptance of other cultures. When you dress like them, you be like them.

The Parliament belongs to the people. We must ensure it is reasonably accessible to all the sectors of our economy, all the people that have given us a mandate.

It’s wrong to say we must push out the old order by fire or by force. Not all of them are the same; some are searching for those to hand over the baton to.

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