It is very interesting to hear that a GOC gave your Boss about 50 tanks for a Political campaign.
The question should be whether other non APC politicians got similar support and level playing ground from the same GOC and erstwhile Gov El-Rufai, during the same campaign window?
The Governor of Kaduna State appears increasingly out of touch with the harsh realities faced by ordinary Nigerians. In a time when people are struggling to afford food, transport, and basic healthcare, it is deeply disappointing to see a state leader aligning himself with a presidency that is clearly not delivering on its promises.
Across Nigeria, poverty is deepening. The cost of living has skyrocketed, unemployment remains high, and insecurity continues to plague communities. Yet, instead of standing with the people and demanding urgent action, the Governor of Kaduna is publicly supporting policies and leadership that are failing to lift Nigerians out of hardship.
It raises the question: who is he really serving?
Leaders must be held accountable. True leadership means speaking truth to power, not aligning with it at the expense of the people you were elected to serve. The President’s economic policies have plunged millions into further poverty, and the silence—or worse, endorsement—by state governors like Kaduna’s only adds to the frustration and betrayal felt by citizens.
Nigerians need leaders who understand their struggles, not those who sit comfortably in power while the people suffer.
Geoffrey: when the APC was in opposition, they gave us OPPOSITION…so we need that NOW to balance the democracy
It is very interesting to hear that a GOC gave your Boss about 50 tanks for a Political campaign.
The question should be whether other non APC politicians got similar support and level playing ground from the same GOC and erstwhile Gov El-Rufai, during the same campaign window?
The Governor of Kaduna State appears increasingly out of touch with the harsh realities faced by ordinary Nigerians. In a time when people are struggling to afford food, transport, and basic healthcare, it is deeply disappointing to see a state leader aligning himself with a presidency that is clearly not delivering on its promises.
Across Nigeria, poverty is deepening. The cost of living has skyrocketed, unemployment remains high, and insecurity continues to plague communities. Yet, instead of standing with the people and demanding urgent action, the Governor of Kaduna is publicly supporting policies and leadership that are failing to lift Nigerians out of hardship.
It raises the question: who is he really serving?
Leaders must be held accountable. True leadership means speaking truth to power, not aligning with it at the expense of the people you were elected to serve. The President’s economic policies have plunged millions into further poverty, and the silence—or worse, endorsement—by state governors like Kaduna’s only adds to the frustration and betrayal felt by citizens.
Nigerians need leaders who understand their struggles, not those who sit comfortably in power while the people suffer.