Kate Henshaw, the Nigerian actress, has explained that it is within the rights of the governed to hold their leaders accountable for unfulfilled promises.
She said the fact that leaders offer themselves to serve others means they must be ready to show accountability to the people they’re piloting.
She argued this is rightly so because the governed aren’t zombies more so, they have expectations of their leaders based on their promises to them.
The 52-year-old fitness enthusiast also offered her candid recommendation to individuals who perhaps can’t stomach criticisms and the pressure from the people to uphold their words yet want to rule.
She wrote: “There is nothing absolutely wrong with holding leaders accountable to their words.
“They put themselves up to SERVE & made promises to people. They are not leading zombies.
“If you don’t want to be criticised & made to keep your word, stay in your house and boil water.”
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