The nation’s progress under President Bola Tinubu’s leadership since 2023 has been highlighted in a recent statement by Bosun Oladele, the former national secretary of South West Agenda for Asiwaju 2023 (SWAGA’23), who also served as the state’s commissioner of information and represented the Irepo/Olorunsogo/Orelope federal constituency in the national assembly from 2015 to 2019….READ FULL ARTICLE
Oladele cast scepticism on the opposition presidential contenders’ ability to outperform Tinubu in the event that they were elected, citing Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi as examples. He made this statement in an interview with The Cable.
When asked if Atiku or Obi could have performed better as president, Oladele immediately dismissed the notion.
“Never! Those two don’t have the experience required to govern a country like Nigeria. This is the first time we are having a finance expert manage the affairs of Nigeria as president.
Show me what these two men have done before when they held public offices and I will also tell you that I have seen a virgin in a maternity ward before.”
“Obi was a governor for eight years in Anambra state. There is no traceable impact of his administration in that state till date. Governors that spent less time running Anambra had more positive impact than Obi in terms of infrastructure, developmental projects and so on.
The only thing he could point out was that he saved money. Economists would ask you what is the benefit of saving if you are not using it to grow your income or bring development to yourself or the state? Of course, he was able to bring in a personal business which is the brewery. Is that the person you want to entrust Nigeria into his hands?”
“When you look at his campaign, when Obi gives you statistics, they are always faulty. Many people didn’t get to know because they don’t bother to fact-check his words.
Immediately we started fact-checking, we discovered Peter Obi was giving off-the-cuff statistics in order to bamboozle people and get votes in the election,” he stated.…READ FULL ARTICLE
