Nigeria is facing deepening despair and poverty under President Bola Tinubu's administration, which has been criticized for its lack of effective leadership and reliance on nepotism. The country is grappling with economic challenges, including chronic fuel shortages, despite the recent announcement of Aliko Dangote's $20 billion refinery production, which raises hopes for relief. Meanwhile, a broader sentiment of discontent is echoed in Zambia, where PAC president Andyford Banda warns of an imminent economic collapse due to poor governance and inadequate responses to the ongoing energy crisis. The situation in both nations highlights a critical need for innovative leadership capable of addressing complex socio-economic issues. Citizens express frustration over their leaders' failure to improve living conditions, with many longing for alternative solutions to their predicaments. As these nations confront their crises, the calls for accountability and effective governance grow louder.