Tinubu surpassed Buhari’s failure in nine months — LP chieftain, Okonkwo

A chieftain of the Labour Party (LP) and veteran actor, Kenneth Okonkwo, has lambasted President Bola Tinubu saying the latter’s nine months in office is worse than the eight years spent by his predecessor, Muhammadu Buhari.
Okonkwo made the assertion in a recent interview with Nigerian broadcaster Seun Okinbaloye.
His words: “Anarchy looms in Nigeria. Nigeria isn’t Lagos where you sit down and decree things, and you expect it to work that way.

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Madam Tinubu, it is no longer at ease

“You don’t compare gold with carrots.
“I thought Buhari’s regime was going to be the worst, but the nine months of this present government have surpassed it.
“Do you know what it means when you place your children in order of protocols before the Ministers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria? What do you call that? You allowed someone to come into Aso Rock, sitting on the Coat of Arms to call our military men thieves.
“This government in terms of appointment is just concentrating not even on South West but on the Lagos axis of his Jagabanic proteges”.

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