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Nigeria: Buhari's Major Problem Is Incompetent and Selfish Lieutenants - Professor Ango Abdullahi

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In this interview with Daily Trust Saturday, he has, among others, blamed what he called incompetent and selfish appointees/associates for the "failure" of Buhari's administration.

In fact, we have suffered more in terms of less democracy in the last four to five years than any other time in the last 21 years.

From a distance, I would say that he delegates power to other people who probably have no qualification and competence to execute the duties of their offices.

I once postulated few months after he emerged as president for second term that we trust his honesty, but unfortunately he has failed to gather the necessary materials with which to execute the duties and functions of the office of the president by the poor quality of people that he gathered around either as ministers or any other role they play.

As a teacher, if you asked to grade the performance of Buhari in comparison to the previous presidents since the return of democracy, what would be your score for him?

Source: allAfrica.com
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