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Appointing More Than 10% Former Governors In Your Cabinet Shows You Have No Plans For Nigeria- Bwala Tells Tinubu
As reactions continue to trail who will make the ministerial list of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the former Spokesperson of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential campaign council, Daniel Bwala has shared his opinion about the appointment of former Governors into the cabinet President Tinubu.
Bwala who took to his Twitter handle said the President should be mindful about appointing too many former Governors into his cabinet.
He said if the names of former Governors in the President’s cabinet is more than 10 percent, then it shows he doesn’t have plans for the country.
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He also claimed that 90 percent of these former Governors failed in the governing of their states and also failed as ministers in the last administration.
He noted that the President has more than enough man power he can appoint if he seriously wants to move the country forward for at least the remaining six months of the year.
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