1. Globally aligned blueprint Good governance is not hard, thieves make an argument for one. Over the past two decades, a thin consensus has been emerging on what countries should do to foster economic development and growth. The consensus revolves around 3 building blocks;

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* Human Capital Development
* "Needed" Infrastructure
* Leadership by example Among major candidates, Obi is head and shoulders above all with regards to the awareness of the three building blocks needed to foster economic growth for a country - all thanks to his updated education. Obi used this framework has a governor and he is ready to use it at the national level.

2. Human capital development Public servants should be focused on serving the public - not any special interest group, and good governance should be an expectation - not an exception.

Not surprised that the FIRST building block of the global framework for economic growth is Human Development Index (HDI). Human capital fuels economic growth and contributes significantly to higher labour productivity. It's also crucial for innovation and the absorption of ideas from around the world. No country can grow without an accompanying commitment from its government to investing in human capital. Aside Obi, none of the major contenders has boldly profess his commitment to a principle of people development then infrastructure. Aside Obi, none of the main contenders has spoken against why young graduates with laptops are profiled criminals when we should invest in them more.

3. Conscious capitalism Many have argued what economic and political philosophy describes Obi. Is he a socialist, communist or capitalist. Obi is a conscious capitalist. Conscious capitalism refers to a socially responsible economic and political philosophy. In other words, it builds on the foundations of capitalism of building values however those values are for the gains of the people and the environment. There are four traits of a conscious capitalist: Higher purpose, stakeholder orientation, conscious leadership and conscious culture From not collecting pension after office, to not accepting land offered to him as governor, to cutting cost of governance, to giving senior citizens allowance, to diverting security votes to education and healthcare, to investing in education and health facilities in different zones of the country from his personal pocket, Peter Obi is surely a conscious capitalist and this is what leadership is about. Nigeria needs such person with empathy, conscience and love for others.