President Buhari is yet to constitute the federal cabinet and says he is
cleaning mess left by former administration, as well as running background
checks on his possible appointees to ensure his fight against corruption
does not suffer credibility breaches. What do you make out of the delay?
IT is a very feeble explanation. First of all they must thank President
(Goodluck) Jonathan that he did not challenge the election at the tribunal.
They had more than two months before taking office and he (the President)
is now more than one month in office. Nigeria did not elect a sole
administrator. The president is in breach of our constitution by not
constituting a cabinet. In fact, doing a background check, is not a reason
why he should stifle the constitution in the smooth operation of Federal
Government. It shows that he does not actually appreciate the enormity of
the responsibility of being the president of the country.
Nigeria cannot continue to wait; he has less than 48 months of
administration and one month has gone. It shows that the political party
that promoted his candidature does not have a shallow idea of how and
who; even those that have enunciated, whichever policy they used in the
campaign. That he is looking for men and women of integrity, I think
President Buhari is arrogating to himself, too much discretion on who to
bring in to his government.
There is no way he can
comfortably sit in one
place and run a check on
every Nigerian, after all it
was a political party that
put him forward; the
same political party has
men and women they
feel can power their
policies so that they can
deliver good governance.
Nigerians are waiting to
see the people he would
bring from the moon as ministers. There is no Attorney General of the
Federation, no Minister of Finance or Foreign Affairs; unauthorised persons
are signing documents meant for statutory officers. And it shows that the
party is ill prepared for leadership and the enormity of responsibility that they
have now found themselves in that they are failing in kick-starting the
government. They will never use that as an excuse that they are cleaning
the so-called mess, what mess did Jonathan leave? Jonathan ran a
constitutional government. If he had run government outside the
constitution, he can be brought to book. And (President) Buhari cannot do
that without a cabinet period.
them not tease themselves that they have given Igbo a position by putting
up Ike Ekweremadu as Deputy Senate President. I am challenging
Ekweremadu that he has all the credentials to be President of that Senate if
his party was in the majority, because they are looking for an arrowhead
that can provide leadership, the same credential as a presidential candidate.
I wonder why he should be celebrating that mediocrity. So, the issue of
occupying the Deputy Senate President is not a strategic thinking, as far as I
am concerned. I don’t wish to be advising the PDP, I am not their fan.

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/07/okonkwo-buhari-is-arrogating-too-much-discretion-to-himself/
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all this attention seekers self mtchwww

coming

What can I say now oooo...... ? Still thinking of what to say........

Let the president do his job
All this agbayas making noise everywhere self

This people sef always in the news

Baba Go Slow

Effective communication is key. Lack of it is responsible for the recent agitation by Nigerians. We do not want magic, we are only asking the FG to tell us what the way forward agenda and timelines are. Shikena!