The country's next chief executive has his job cut out for him - a fact that is self-evident. He has to articulate his policies and the proposed direction of his government (if given the job). He must demonstrate an understanding of the problem and proficiency in the comprehension of his proposed solutions to the last detail.

I am not saying he should demonstrate the proficiency of a statistician, but he surely must show the capacity to hold the branches of the executive arm of government in his firm grip; they must become instruments in his hands for the implementation of laws and the president's ideas - not the other way round, not the President becoming an instrument for the implementation of the ideas of others. Absolute reliance on the team does not do the job of a chief executive the way it should be done; the team should look up to the president for direction on fundamental issues.

I do not say there is no room for personal initiatives within the cabinet, because the candidate and his handlers want us to believe the circus at Chatham House was a display of independent and excellent initiatives of a team that could become a cabinet.

But there is a tiny problem for our wiseacres there. It is the Nigerian Senate's responsibility to assess the capacity of the president's team (cabinet) while it is the responsibility of all adult Nigerians to assess the capacity of the president. The candidate is making that job rather difficult for the citizenry. If a candidate for that office repeatedly evades every opportunity for the people to assess him, then something is fishy.

There is either ignorance, miseducation of the public or obsessive arrogance underlying the attitude of Tinubu toward Nigerian voters. I also understand the dilemma of second republic politicians like Tinubu. These people held sway when illiteracy was pervasive; when the population of rural dwellers outpaced urban dwellers; when it was rather difficult to familiarise oneself with the examples of other nations. But time has changed. Let the candidates speak for themselves; let the team speak for the president after the inauguration.

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If you don't get it, forget it...

BAT's performance at CH was less than satisfactory. Trying to justify it is ridiculous.

I shame for tinubu walai

Truth is bitter.
Emilokan is running from 2 issues.
1. His certificates
2. The Bullion van story

Tinubu in the mud. The whole Chatham thing was nothing but a Charade. A whole presidential aspirant evading questions like KILODE.

Someone is in deep mess right now

Just imagine Nigerians saying"they rather die than vote tinubu .does this statement ring a bell.yes it does

Agbero na Agbero, anytime anywhere any day

God bless the incoming 16th President of the federal republic of Nigeria Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu!