BREAKING: Impunity Has Become Our Way, When Yar’Adua Was Dying People Lied And Governed In His Name – Utomi

According to a report by Daily Post on Sunday, July 5, 2026, Pat Utomi, Professor of Political Economy, has said that anyone who is above 70 years of age should no longer seek political office in Nigeria.

He made the remark in a post shared on his verified X handle on Sunday, where he expressed concern about the standards guiding public life in the country.Favor And Life Battles? (Silent spiritual powers of favor). Favor gives you upper hand quietly, in your life battles, business, career, any occupation, power for desired position in life, upliftment in undertakings, patronage/contract, promise and fail, payment delays, love matters, marriage choice, seized/disputed properties, etc. Overcome delays, rejection, betrayal and achieve heart desires in time. For spiritual consultation, guidance, other matters, call/ Whatsapp Dr. J.A. Faros on 07030514063. With God all are possible.

In the post, Utomi argued that the culture of impunity and the steady disregard for decent order have become deeply rooted in the way things are done.

His comment was presented as part of a broader criticism of the conduct of those who hold or seek power in the nation.

The professor linked his position to what he sees as a troubling pattern in Nigerian politics, where basic rules and norms are often treated with little respect.

By raising the age limit idea, he pointed to what he described as a need for greater order and discipline in the political space.

Utomi’s statement was framed as a direct response to the state of governance and public conduct, especially among those entrusted with authority.

His message suggested that the country has reached a point where the accepted order of things is no longer being upheld in a consistent or honorable way.

He also presented his view in a manner that tied age to the question of political suitability, arguing that those who are past 70 should step away from contesting for public office.

Utomi said: “Impunity and disregard of decent order has become our way. When Yar’Adua was dying people lied and governed in his name.”