EKAKORO FREDRICK ETOORI

HERE TO INSPIRE: Leadership, the cornerstone of social cohesion; gr... : Flashing back to the then days when I was a little young boy, I always heard of people call themselves leaders some of them were praised b... "where there's always prejudice and preconceived bias, however much you try to be good, you will always be bad"

Flashing back to the then days when I was a little young boy, I always heard of people call themselves leaders some of them were praised by society. They owned about two or three fair permanent or semi permanent houses with their children going to fairly established schools and their diet was not the ordinary one. So much often, I would see them rub shoulders with their averagely or absolutely poor and defenceless neighbours who owned almost close to nothing. Many of those poor ones had lost some portion of their land to those so called leaders or they later lost everything. Their lives were in danger as some of them actually died mysteriously.  Through my socialisation process from primary school to university and to the work environment, I have not only been perturbed by the word “ leader ” as those I have come across certainly do not seem to be distinct from the “ village leaders” that I have known with their selfish and heinous   actions. One of my vivid experiences ...