How Jennifer Onose Eromosele’s Entrepreneurial Blueprint Offers Ethiope East a Real Alternative
In Nigeria’s legislative corridors, the business of lawmaking and constituency representation has too often been reduced to ceremonial appearances, rubber-stamping executive whims, and distributing occasional handouts that vanish long before the next political season. Grassroots communities across the federation continue to groan under dilapidated roads, neglected schools, and broken primary health centers while their elected…