Man, that’s the big question! It feels like you can’t go a year without some governor in Nigeria making headlines for something wild—family feuds, money problems, or just weird drama. In my opinion, a lot of it has to do with too much power and not enough people checking on what governors do. They control a lot of the state’s money, and sometimes officials don’t have enough transparency, so stuff slips through the cracks.

Take the Akwa Ibom governor story for example: it's got family fighting, serious accusations, and nobody really knows what to believe, but it’s making people question if politicians use their positions just for their own benefit. I’ve seen people online say it’s gotten worse because nobody punishes the big guys when they mess up, so they keep pushing the rules. Plus, Nigeria’s laws protect those in office pretty strongly, which can make things even shadier. All these controversies can make citizens stop trusting the government and feel like the law only works for the rich and powerful. It shouldn’t be that way, but unless things change, I think we’ll keep seeing these headline-grabbing scandals.