Dear Professor Attahiru Jega,. It is a joy to address this year's International Women's Day open letter to you in this election year for Nigeria.
Your reputation of ‘administering’ a special brand of ‘jega’mycine to rein in certain political pawns and purveyors of dissonance continues to resonate. You remain mindful of your duty as a citizen and a political actor. Your decision to join the People’s Redemption Party (PRP) reminded me that we must engage, and even as some of us seek to work from the outside, some of us must do so from the inside and on a platform where we can be heard, where we have shared values with co-travelers. You remain a study of how to give power to truth. You shocked many when you left office as the election Umpire and joined a political party. I was honoured to be part of the team that crafted that policy, working with colleagues on the INEC, development partner and civil society ends.
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