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Last year, Nigeria assembled the worst legislative house in its history, which is being presided by the dishonorable Godswill Akpabio. There are many things to say about the Senate President who governed Akwa Ibom for 8 years, but what is uncontestable is that, he is definitely not God's will.
The sexagenarian who sits in grandiose ignorance of his legislative duties has been found lacking in character and leadership. His presidency has been plagued by disrespect to the senators and the Red Chamber. More recently, he showed the first sign of whom the gods want to make mad, when he mocked protesters who are coming out to fight for better governance. Instead of covering his head in shame for being a part of a failed government, he said the masses can protest while politicians are eating.
Nigerians are so poor, we will soon disappear from economic reports. The National Assembly has failed to scrutinised effectively the various budgets submitted by the Presidency. The Akpabio led Assembly is at the behest of the President and this was made more lucid by the quick passage of the Bill to change the national anthem in a bid to shift discourse from poor governance. The Assembly has failed to address anything that concerns the welfare of the populace while asking us to endure hardship
Senate Presidency is not just a title, it is a responsibility. Akpabio is at the epicentre of every controversy that one would think he suffers from senescence of mind and body. But he is just 61. His psyche needs to be publicly autopsied. The whole point of leading the Legislature is to represent the people and hold the other arms of government accountable to their duties but he has shown he has decision incapacity. Barely 14 months into office and people have no faith in the National Assembly. With such trust deficit, all hope is lost in a democratic society by a people who already have no trust in the Judiciary.
So today, in a time of unprecedented hunger and political threat, we will not abandon one another, nor we abandon our ideal, our sense of community, our commonality, our shared inter-tribal and multi-religious relations. We will march with one voice. We will call out the failed government. It is our collective responsibility.
Appearance is reality and the reality is that Godswill Akpabio is doing a terrible job.
#EndBadGovernanceInNigeria
Last year, Nigeria assembled the worst legislative house in its history, which is being presided by the dishonorable Godswill Akpabio. There are many things to say about the Senate President who governed Akwa Ibom for 8 years, but what is uncontestable is that, he is definitely not God's will.
The sexagenarian who sits in grandiose ignorance of his legislative duties has been found lacking in character and leadership. His presidency has been plagued by disrespect to the senators and the Red Chamber. More recently, he showed the first sign of whom the gods want to make mad, when he mocked protesters who are coming out to fight for better governance. Instead of covering his head in shame for being a part of a failed government, he said the masses can protest while politicians are eating.
Nigerians are so poor, we will soon disappear from economic reports. The National Assembly has failed to scrutinised effectively the various budgets submitted by the Presidency. The Akpabio led Assembly is at the behest of the President and this was made more lucid by the quick passage of the Bill to change the national anthem in a bid to shift discourse from poor governance. The Assembly has failed to address anything that concerns the welfare of the populace while asking us to endure hardship
Senate Presidency is not just a title, it is a responsibility. Akpabio is at the epicentre of every controversy that one would think he suffers from senescence of mind and body. But he is just 61. His psyche needs to be publicly autopsied. The whole point of leading the Legislature is to represent the people and hold the other arms of government accountable to their duties but he has shown he has decision incapacity. Barely 14 months into office and people have no faith in the National Assembly. With such trust deficit, all hope is lost in a democratic society by a people who already have no trust in the Judiciary.
So today, in a time of unprecedented hunger and political threat, we will not abandon one another, nor we abandon our ideal, our sense of community, our commonality, our shared inter-tribal and multi-religious relations. We will march with one voice. We will call out the failed government. It is our collective responsibility.
Appearance is reality and the reality is that Godswill Akpabio is doing a terrible job.
#EndBadGovernanceInNigeria
@adewunmi_lambe@ms_kendi@BlessingDBless@bod_republic And what is making you feel I don't do that? The little money I earn, I try to use it to pay bills, this man will never allow it. Keeps saying now is not the time and I should blow first.
I support him in every way a good wife does.
He knows it, he tells his people, they tell me.
@ms_kendi@BlessingDBless@bod_republic Depends on the man dear. Marrying to someone that prioritises you and the kids, invests in you, does everything possible to see you succeed. It's a very big achievement.
@AhanotuIkenna@oku_yungx Did you read what she wrote? Chances of her ever getting pregnant is slim and you're saying this... So easy for you to say because you be man
Please stop calling people for interviews for your βformalityβs sakeβ when you already have someone for the position. Transport is way too expensive to make someone thatβs unemployed spend unnecessarily. Thatβs not a nice thing to do to a human being honestly.
@maryam_Jidayi@SaharaReporters Misleading? π I went to school in Zaria trust me it has eaten deep into society. It's the common ideology nothing like misleading. I had a roommate that looked at me and said the exact same thing my sister, let's tell ourselves the truth.