Buba Galadima, a prominent member of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), has accused the government led by the All Progressives Congress (APC) of being worried about attempting to dismantle opposition political groups.
According to reports, Galadima stated in an interview on Monday’s “Prime Time” show on Arise Television that the administration seems unconcerned about Nigeria’s growing insecurity.
The NNPP Board of Trustees member claims that the APC government is too preoccupied welcoming defectors to address the problems caused by insecurity.
Galadima emphasized that officials at the federal, state, and local government levels must take action to safeguard people’s lives and property since governance is a serious business.
“The Federal Government has dedicated 99 percent of its time to politicking,” he declared.
Particularly in a nation like Nigeria, governance is a major matter. The leaders’ willingness to make sacrifices for the people is more important than how much money they can make.
“A Nigerian president, governor, or even chairman of a local government should not have more than six hours for leisure; the rest of the time must be spent working.” that we can’t see.
“This government’s primary concerns are recruiting defectors and attempting to dismantle opposing political parties. And I want the world to know that eliminating opposition is not in their best interests because democracy cannot exist without it.
And in the absence of democracy, fascism and dictatorship are on the horizon. They must put on their thinking caps and take the necessary action to safeguard people and property.
