Lukman stated that President Tinubu has not convinced Nigerians of his ability to replicate the successes he achieved in Lagos, even after a year in office.
In a statement titled “Illusive Politics: What is to be Done,” released on Tuesday, May 22, the former National Vice Chairman (North-West) expressed his concerns about the party’s trajectory and governance.
He said:
The APC chieftain further expressed disappointment that, after 25 years of democratic rule, Nigeria has yet to produce leaders committed to serving the interests of its citizens. with unrestricted access, Daily Trust reported.
He also voiced his dismay that the “political mercenaries” who opposed Tinubu’s election in 2023 are now among his closest allies
Lukman also pointed out that loyal party members who campaigned for and supported Tinubu are now being “denied access and held in contempt.”
In another report, Prof. Usman Yusuf, a member of the Northern Elders Forum (NEF), characterised President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda as a source of hopelessness.
He observed that instead of inspiring hope among Nigerians, the current administration has increased their sense of hopelessness over the past year since the former Lagos governor became the country’s president.
Source: TimesNow.com.ng
