Former Kaduna Central senator, Shehu Sani, says Nigerian political leaders behave as if they are gods but become helpless and vulnerable when out of power.
Sani said this in a statement posted on his verified X
handle on Thursday.
He said when Nigerian politicians are out of power, they
return to the people they once repressed and oppressed and seek refuge in the
rule of law they never believed in or respected.
“When some people are in power, they get inebriated by the
weapons of authority at their disposal. They forget that it’s temporary.
Because the levers of power enables them to arrest, detain, threaten or kill,
they start thinking and arrogantly behaving like gods.
“They become blind to what happened to their predecessors.
When power slips out of their hands, they become vulnerable, helpless and live
at the mercy of those in power.
“A forgiving and forgetful society will always and
tragically embrace and sympathise with evil men when it’s their moment of
Karma,” the lawmaker wrote.
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