
Governor Otti And The Cry Of The Common Man – By Dr. Chukwuemeka Ifegwu Eke
Governor Otti and the Cry of the Common Man The concept of the "Common Man" is deeply rooted in American history, particularly during the presidency of Andrew Jackson. Jackson's humble beginnings, rising from poverty to becoming the seventh President of the United States, resonated with many Americans who saw him as one of their own. A brief history of the term - Common Man This term became mainstream in 1829, and marked a significant shift in American politics. Jackson's presidency was characterized by his commitment to democratic ideals, prioritizing the interests of the common people over those of the wealthy…









