Chief Jackson Lekan Ojo, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), National Coordinator of the Yoruba Youth Alliance (YYA) and member of the American Society of Industrial Security (ASIS), says that Nigeria is gradually collapsing as a Nation under Buhari.
The APC chieftain lamented that this is almost two years of President Muhammadu Buhari's administration and there is almost nothing visible on ground that we can call an achievement other than blaming past government.
He stated this in an interview he granted to Leadership News.
His words, "Honestly, we are gradually collapsing as a nation. Enough of blaming the last administration. It is time we forge ahead. This is almost two years of this administration and there is almost nothing visible on ground that we can call an achievement. I am one of the few Nigerians that have been saying that President Buhari is building a very solid foundation for a strong edifice called a better Nigeria but using two years out of four years to build a foundation is not a good calculation. APC as a party is not in charge as Mr President and few relatively unknown persons are in charge whereas, those known as political and administrative giants in the party have been ignored and sidelined.
"The voices of those that would have contributed to the economic revival of this nation have been silenced. The ministers and advisers are pseudo appointees as most of them have no clue as to what is required of their offices. Most of the machinery running this government are just catapulted to the position of authority and they are doing on-the job training, this is inimical to the growth of our country. A situation where you call on a trainee doctor to revive a dying patient, what do you expect as result? My advise to Mr President is this; let Mr President run an all inclusive government even if he is limiting it to his party members only.
"Appointing only those that are close to him irrespective of their knowledge, skills and or experience will further aggravate our economic problems as a nation. Nigerians are not happy at all and fighting corruption has almost lost any relevance. There are only high profile arrests, no prosecution or conviction. Our fight against corruption is almost becoming a laughing stock.
Culled from Leadership
