Kayode Ajulo

thumb|Kayode Ajulo Olukayode "Kayode" Abraham Ajulo, OON is a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, an arbitrator, tutor, orator and civil rights activist. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.and the Diocesan Registrar of the Anglican Communion, Church of Nigeria. He is the Attorney General and Commissioner of Justice of Ondo State. Quotes For me it is not certainly how much you have, success cannot be measure with material possessions, as success is not a destination but a means and parameter of achieving what you set out to do, I see it much as fulfilment, it’s like writing an exam and you passed, to me the fulfilment I got from the pass is success to me. He spoke about Success If I come to the world ten times over and over, I will always be a lawyer. Nothing can be compared to law. To me it is the fastest way to success. A lawyer is a member of a versatile, learned, and honourable profession. He may be a President, Governor, Chairman, CEO, Judge, a teacher of Law, a Company Director or Secretary, a Civil Servant, an Office-Holder in any capacity, a Solicitor and Advocate, an Arbitrator entering into negotiations on behalf of his clients, or even a general in the army. Leadership to me is inspiring others to do the desirable that is relatively accepted by all, here the majority. However our cultural background is the major impediment, as our system also throws up rulers to lord over the people with huge negative consequence, leaders are to lead while rulers are to rule, to lord over us, and when doing this instead of urging and compelling to do our bidding, we have to woo them and beg them in form of one sacrifice and another, and what comes around go around, and that’s why those that supposed to serve us believe that they are doing us a favour which we must pay for and that’s is the ground norm of corruption, the bane of our development as a nation, that’s why a policeman believe that without you parting with N50 nothing can work for you, the situation is so bad that a petrol attendant believes that you must give him something before getting the service he is being paid for. He talks about Leadership Today as Nigerians, we are at a risk of becoming liabilities to humanity when all we do as citizens or leaders is to view things using the lens of religion and ethnicity. As a matter of urgent national importance, I want to urge Nigerians and indeed the leaders that such sentiments, tendencies and actions should be avoided by all possible means this year. In an interview Economic development is attainable through the provision of the right infrastructure and engaging all the variables in the market so as to attain the desired equilibrium. This is to be contrasted with economic growth which is simply accounted for by market outputs and a rise in GDP. In an interview Human rights and the rule of law which possibly are two sides of the same coin have prominently featured as topics of interest in Nigeria. Both terms are adequately provided for under the Constitution and other laws of the land. A country’s sure path to peace, economic prosperity and development is secured when laws are respected, obeyed and upheld no matter whose ox is gored. [*https://thesun.ng/how-buhari-can-get-nigeria-working-kayode-ajulo/ In an interview] It is one of my goals that Senate should not be old people’s home or a place for retirees and pensioners. Nothing should stop us, what we need is to incite ourselves to participate in this electoral process and cease complaining. Politics itself is not a dirty game, it is the so called players who really play it dirty. And anyone who is tired of the way our country is being run (or ruin) should set to be involved at a level or the other. A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. Until we are ready to come in and show the old order politicians how it should be done, we may never get it right. External links Category:Politicians from Nigeria Category:1974 births Category: Living people