Success in leadership election, tenure and after office, of any and every position, is pivotal in shaping the destiny of any country. A leader’s quality of life after office is many times a reflection of his accomplishments during office and the strength of democracy with which the baton was passed on. In measuring long-term success, we monitor results from Economic Performance, Infrastructural Investments, Transparency, Financial health, Industrialization and democratic actions as cornerstones of effective leadership.

Epitomable leaders have unique characteristics of visionary intelligence, integrity, courage and selflessness in prioritizing the health, wellness and progress of citizens while championing justice and liberty during and after office. They leave behind legacies of national unity, sustainable developments, transformative policies, and a commitment to fostering unity, peace and international harmony. For such leaders, how is life after office? Many contribute to raising the next generation of leaders by teaching and speaking extensively. Many write memoirs to share insights. And many establish foundations that tackle global issues. Many great leaders continue to diplomatically advocate for causes they are passionate about to advance a better world.

Ultimately, the path chosen after office by a former public servant reflects their values, strength of leadership, and their dedication to making a positive impact beyond their time in office. We have two special guests today here to provide insights into their lives after office.

Olatorera’s Concluding Speech:

Not every one is born or trainable to be a leader – some people stumble upon leadership positions and some hijack, refine and run. Successful leaders deliver results in office and after office. As we reflect on leadership choices and legacies, let us aspire to cultivate a world of peace, unity and progress while leaving behind a legacy of democratic transitions for the success of many generations to come. My name is Olatorera Majekodunmi-Oniru and I love all things Greater Humanity.