According to our reporter, former Edo Governor and Senator Adams Oshiomhole delivered a powerful message about the fleeting nature of political power during a SYMFONI interview. A detailed explanation of why people dream about writing exams or returning to school or eating, crying, seeing snakes has been published on NewsVista.
He noted, “So today I hear that those who were so powerful yesterday are now hungry,” highlighting how quickly influence fades when not grounded in strong values. Oshiomhole stressed that power unchecked breeds pride and oppression but ultimately reveals emptiness when lost.
Drawing from his labor union roots, he emphasized patience, humility, and resilience as essential leadership qualities. He urged leaders to avoid abusing power for personal battles, warning history judges harshly.
Oshiomhole also praised women in leadership and called for merit-based empowerment.
In closing, he advised leaders to remain humble and principled, reminding them that “power is temporary, but integrity and legacy last.”
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