Pastor Ituah Ighodalo, a prominent man of God who superintends Trinity House, a non-denominational Christian fellowship centre. He is also the founder, African Leadership, a platform which seeks to informs and finds solutions to the leadership problems plaguing Nigeria. In this interview, he talks about the ingredients that a good leader must possess, U.S. alleged Christian genocide and threat, why younger people like Adewole Adebayo and others should be prominent in power. Excerpts:
You have a platform for discussing leadership traits that can benefit government and governance. What inspired its formation?
The African Leadership Group, ALG, that’s what it is called under the auspices of the Tri-Africa Foundation, is our response to trying to solve three or four issues in Nigeria and Africa. Number one, what are the people’s thoughts on an effective and efficient society?