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"Our problem is not having degrees, properties or money, but having leaders who can manage our endowments as a nation."

— Supo Ayokunle

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"Before joining politics, be sure the call of God is in your life and be ready to be accountable."

"Nigeria needs political and religious leaders who have integrity and the fear of God."

"The judiciary should be seen as the last hope of the common man."

"The insecurity in the land is apparent. Without exaggeration, there is bloodshed every day."

"Every year, we prepare an end-of-year financial report to be audited."

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