What if public spaces were created with community in mind, embracing inclusivity for men, women, children, and people with disabilities?
What if education was a universal right, not a privilege, so that every child could dream without limits, pursue their passions, and become what they wished in life?
What if healthcare was a guarantee, allowing every person to live without the fear of illness bankrupting their future?
What if justice was truly there, ensuring that all individuals were treated equally under the law, and the scales were never tipped by power, wealth or social class?
What if collaboration replaced competition as the primary mode of interaction, leading to breakthroughs and advancements that benefited everyone?
What if peace was pursued relentlessly, with conflicts resolved through dialogue and diplomacy, creating a world where war was a distant memory?
What if leadership was synonymous with service, where those in power dedicated themselves to the well-being and upliftment of their constituents?
What if those in leadership took only what they needed, safeguarding the rest, and leaving plenty for everyone else to thrive?
Eric Okwayo is an economist and a policy analyst. Reach him via okwayoeric@gmail.com
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What if we had leaders with their electrolates interests at heart?