Dele Momodu Claims Ministers Afraid To Be Candid With Tinubu

Dele Momodu Claims Ministers Afraid To Be Candid With Tinubu

Momodu, in a recent interview on Channels TV, expressed his dissatisfaction with the current state of the nation, as highlighted in his open letter to President Tinubu. He criticized the Tinubu administration, attributing its shortcomings to an attempt to replicate the Lagos model in Abuja……. CONTINUE READING 

According to the veteran journalist, the administration heavily relies on appointing individuals based on personal connections rather than competence, which he views as detrimental to effective governance. Momodu emphasized his belief in a highly capable cabinet, citing past administrations under Presidents Ibrahim Babangida and Olusegun Obasanjo as examples of assembling competent teams.

Reflecting on his observations abroad, Momodu noted the achievements of Nigerians in various fields globally, contrasting this with what he perceives as nepotism and favoritism in Nigeria’s current political landscape. He criticized the practice of appointing individuals due to personal relationships rather than merit, suggesting it undermines national progress.

Furthermore, Momodu commented on the dependency of certain officials on Tinubu, alleging that fear prevents them from speaking truthfully to him. He claimed to be aware of conversations among these individuals when they are not in Tinubu’s presence.

The interview underscores Momodu’s concerns about governance in Nigeria and advocates for merit-based appointments and a transparent approach to leadership.