Oselu Ika (wicked Politics) By Imam Agba Offa. -

Imam Agba Offa argues that "wicked politics" is not merely a failure of policy but a spiritual crisis. He defines it as a leadership style where the powerful prioritize personal gain over the collective welfare of the "Ummah" (community). In his view, when politics becomes "Ika" (wicked), it mirrors the traits of the Pharaohs —characterized by pride, the silencing of truth, and the exploitation of the vulnerable.

The lecture serves as a "clarion call" for both citizens and leaders to "think twice" about their actions. He advocates for: OSELU IKA (Wicked politics) By Imam Agba Offa.

: For Imam Agba Offa, political participation and the demand for good governance are civic duties for every Muslim. He asserts that unity and patriotic support for a just nation are essential to overcoming the "wickedness" inherent in corrupt leadership. The Path Forward Imam Agba Offa argues that "wicked politics" is

: Avoiding the "divide and rule" tactics often used in wicked politics. The lecture serves as a "clarion call" for

: Encouraging individuals to know their rights and use tools like voting to challenge systemic oppression.

: He distinguishes between Oselu (politics/governance) and Ojelu (those who "eat" or loot the town). He argues that "wicked politics" leads to "Ojelu," where the resources meant for the community are diverted, resulting in "untimely destruction" of societal structures like marriage, education, and communal peace.

In summary, is a deep warning against the normalization of cruelty in leadership. It posits that a nation cannot find peace as long as its politics are rooted in "Ika" (wickedness) rather than "Ife" (love) and justice. OSELU IKA (Wicked politics) By Imam Agba Offa.