Concept:Governance that prioritises personal interests over the common good leads to public resentment and possible uprising.
Explanation:Chief Bilisi exploited his political position for selfish benefit.
He supported leaders who then swore loyalty to him, not to the nation.
They awarded him contracts and material rewards at the cost of the public.
Because of this, essential social amenities were not provided.
The frustrated community protested by shouting abuse at him, vandalising his property, and obstructing traffic.
Such acts show that the people were no longer willing to tolerate bad leadership.
When selfishness dominates governance, peace vanishes and rebellion becomes unavoidable.
Therefore, the outcome of leaders placing self-interest above public goods is rebellion.
Answer:B. rebellion becomes inevitable.