Tinubu’s ministerial list is more pathetic than that of Buhari- Momodu lashes out

Dele Momodu has criticized President Bola Tinubu's ministerial cabinet

Dele Momodu, a leader in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has criticized President Bola Tinubu’s ministerial cabinet.

The Ovation magazine boss claimed that Tinubu’s pick of ministers was more pathetic than that of his predecessor, former President Muhammadu Buhari.

This came as he revealed that some of Tinubu’s ministers remain unknown, in contrast to what was previously available.

Dele Momodu revealed this in a recent episode of the podcast Mic On. The famous journalist pointed out that Nasir El-Rufai, the previous governor of Kaduna State, was an early manifestation of himself as a PDP minister.

Every leader has what it takes to be a successful resident, according to Momodu, if he has competent advisors and pays attention to them. A journalist without corrections will inevitably report false information.

“Any leader must look deep into his team in order for his government to attain success, and the team, President Tinubu has brought together is worse than Buhari’s own,

“I like to think back on myself with fond recollections of Ibrahim Babangida’s government in those days. What I expected was a star-studded cabinet.

“The majority of the individuals appointed now, I don’t know them, but we still remember them now. I recall Akinyele, Bolaji Akinyemi, Bolasodun Ajibola, Tai Solarin, and Wole Soyinka as figures under Babangida.

Due Diligence has to be carried out before appointing new candidates. You just cannot screen a candidate now and still remove them again. It’s really disrespectful and there is no single honor in it.

During the tenures of Okonjo-Iweala, Ezekwesili, and Nubu Ribadu, the original El-Rufai served as a minister for the PDP.

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