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Seyi Law Sparks Controversy Again As He Pens Letter To Tinubu Amid Hardship: “It Will Be Sad To Lose The Goodwill Of Over 8.9 Million People Who Voted You Because Of The Incompetence Of The People In Your Cabinet”

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Seyi Law Sparks Controversy Again As He Pens Letter To Tinubu Amid Hardship: “It Will Be Sad To Lose The Goodwill Of Over 8.9 Million People Who Voted You Because Of The Incompetence Of The People In Your Cabinet”....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Written By Oshiobugie John

Comedian Seyi Law has penned an open letter to President Tinubu addressing the prevailing economic challenges gripping the nation. In the letter, shared online, Seyi Law, a staunch supporter of President Tinubu, expressed concern about the risk of losing the support of over 8.9 million citizens who voted for him in the 2023 election due to perceived incompetence within his administration. READ FULL ARTICLE HERE

 

 

 

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Reflecting on past events, Seyi Law highlighted President Tinubu’s involvement in protests against fuel subsidy removal during Goodluck Jonathan’s presidency in 2012. He urged the President to consider the potential magnitude of protests that could arise from issues such as hunger, insecurity, and the inability to afford basic necessities.

As President Tinubu approaches one year in office in May, Seyi Law emphasized the importance of evaluating the performance of all government officials. He called for accountability and suggested that those found lacking should be held responsible and relieved of their duties.

‘’Mr. President,

@officialABAT

I know you’re not new to the complexity of governance in Nigeria, and I truly hope you’re feeling the pulse of the nation at this point in time. I am one of your ardent supporters, and I won’t hesitate to be one of your critics when necessary. Sir, may I cast your mind back to 2012 when your party was able to convince Nigerians who had just had a beautiful yuletide celebration to take over the street in protest of the removal of subsidy on fuel. It was such a turning point for Jonathan’s administration and ushered in President Muhammadu Buhari. It might interest you to know that I wasn’t one of the Nigerians convinced then to vote Buhari. Can you now imagine what great protest it would be for Nigerians to troop into the streets because of hunger, insecurity and inability to afford basic amenities?. I don’t want to imagine it and talk more of joining them.

 

Your Excellency, good intentions are mere intentions without proper implementations. There are certain things that I expected will be quickly fixed to mitigate the impact of the fuel subsidy removal. I am yet to see a fully implemented plan in the short term. I used Moses and the Israelites’ journey from Egypt as an analogy in one of my write-ups, and it wasn’t a mistake. It was deliberate as you probably know that the Israelites got to a point and began to complain, preferring to go back to slavery in Egypt rather than moving forward. They got tired of Manna, and now Nigerians are asking, “Where is our manna for this time?” I waited for almost 2 years to join a protest against the former President Buhari’s administration because I believe that at least every new administration needs a minimum of one and a half years to stabilise. For every tick and tock on the clock, time is running on your administration.

 

Mr. President, it will be sad to lose the goodwill of over 8.9 million people who voted you because of the incompetence of the people in your cabinet. I believe at the mark of one year, there should be an appraisal of everyone, and those found wanting must go. Please, Sir, we are waiting patiently on the PCNG buses initiative and soft measures on food availability and affordability. The issue of electricity is deeply concerning. We need members of your cabinet to communicate more effectively with visible action plans. Nigerians followed the continuous updates from the minister of interior, the actions of Governor Wike, and the progress of minister Bosun Tijani. We are therefore forced to ask what the others are doing because we don’t want a situation where someone who served with you will enjoy the liberty of going on the media to proffer solutions where he or she one’s failed.

 

While I support your Excellency, I will keep asking the tough questions and not stop until you achieve success for the greater good of the nation. This nation must and should be better for all.

 

Thank you, your Excellency.

 

SEYILAW.”

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