Nigeria, March 17 -- For some time, I have carefully reflected on whether to write this piece, mindful of the sensitivity of the issues it raises. Yet, the steady erosion of moral standards in our society compels honest introspection. Conduct that would once have attracted collective disapproval is now frequently displayed without hesitation, while those who attempt to uphold principled positions are often marginalised. This concern extends beyond the realm of politics; it is visible in everyday interactions among ordinary citizens. It is perhaps this pervasive decline that has led some observers to contend that Nigeria's challenges stem not only from flawed leadership but also from compromised followership. Such a reality prompts searchi...