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 Moses Ekpo, Deputy Governor of Akwa Ibom State honours the memory of the first civilian Governor of Lagos State, Alhaji Lateef Jakande, the man who helped to hone his skill in journalism

Even in death, the first civilian Governor of Lagos State and former Minister of Works and Housing, Alhaji LateefJakande, has continued to stir the hornet’s nest.

Since his passage on the February 11, 2021, at the ripe age of 91, the media has been agog with reactions to his transition, the common thread in the commentaries being his unique brand of selflessness, which borders on self-abnegation. For Nigerians to adopt the standard which Jakande set for himself, they must first come to terms with his philosophies and world-view.

What, precisely, were the beliefs which resulted in his austere life-style and penchant to continuously empty himself in bold and audacious service to God and his fellow man? Yoga I'm Not Always Right But I'm Always Namaste Poster

“John West” – as was then his pen-name – hired me as Proof Reader-In-Training at the renowned Daily Service Group of Newspapers on Apongbon Street in March, 1960. I am who I am today because I cut my teeth in Journalism under his strict and caring watch.

That privileged mentor-protégé relationship between us, puts me in good stead now that he has passed on to attempt a reconstruction of what constituted the spark-plug for his peerless performance in public service in particular, and unprecedented life in general.

There is a wide consensus that evil in man is a consequence of ignorance. The selfish, for instance, ignorantly thinks it is in his best interest to corner everything for himself. In his myopic vision of the world, he misses the point that selflessness is the ultimate key to happiness. And this is because on the surface, selflessness appears to him to run contrary to the very notion of happiness -come to think of it, isn’t the pursuit of happiness by its very nature selfish, considering that the “happiness” in question is the happiness of the individual self?

“No, pursuing the happiness of our individual selves does not have to depend on selfish means,” said Joshua Becker, the American motivational speaker and author, who has gone further to explain that though some form of happiness may come from selfishness, such is hardly enduring. In his words, “nobody seeks the counsel of the selfish person; nobody is willing to give himself up for one who desires his own kingdom above all things.”

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