Former Ekiti State governor, Mr. Kayode Fayemi, has urged the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Umar Ganduje, to inform President Bola Tinubu of the real situation of Nigerians.
Ganduje ought to provide Tinubu with input from the communities, according to Fayemi, so the president won’t be dependent on what he hears in the “villa where he’s locked up.”
The former governor gave a speech on Tuesday at a book launch for Salihu Lukman, an APC leader, titled “APC & Transition Politics.”
He urged the ruling party to implement its platform rather than just “watch” the creation of public policy.
The former governor bemoaned the fact that Nigerians’ genuine emotions are now harder for officials at the Presidential Villa to discern due to the influence of praise singers.
“I am happy that our chairman is here,” stated Fayemi. This is the group that shouldn’t be left out of the policy-making process.
The party manifesto ought to be projected by this party.
“This party ought to be the one to inform Mr. President that the opinions expressed here are those of the constituents and communities, not what he is hearing from the villa where he is being held captive.”
