ACF’s spokesperson, Professor Tukur Mohammed Baba, who spoke exclusively with TimesNow.com.ng on Saturday, June 22, condemned successive Nigerian leaders’ tendency to blame their predecessors rather than take responsibility and provide solutions.
He said:
Baba emphasized that this blame-shifting is indicative of leaders coming to power without adequate preparation or a concrete program.
Baba noted that this has been a recurring pattern in Nigerian politics, where leaders, upon assuming office, quickly resort to blaming their predecessors to buy time and deflect from their lack of a coherent plan.
The ACF spokesperson was particularly critical of President Tinubu’s initial months in office, suggesting that his administration lacks direction and concrete plans to address Nigeria’s pressing issues.
Baba pointed out that the substantial changes implemented by Tinubu have had significant impacts on the populace, yet these measures are overshadowed by the lack of a clear, actionable plan.
He said:
Baba stressed the importance of leaders doing their homework and assembling a competent team aware of the damage done by previous regimes.
This, he argued, is essential for effectively addressing the country’s challenges and steering Nigeria towards progress.
He said:
In another report, the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) has strongly opposed President Bola Tinubu’s recent move to reintroduce Nigeria’s old national anthem.
The forum, however, described the move as ‘backward’ and ‘completely retrogressive.’
Source: TimesNow.com.ng
