A 92-year-old former Liaison Officer to the national assembly during the President Shehu Shagari’s administration, Alhaji Tanko Yakasai, has said that he warned Nigerians that President Muhammadu Buhari’s lacked five critical elements of leadership which has affected his administration.

Yakasai, who supported former President Goodluck Jonathan said Buhari’s lack of ideas has crystallized for all to see.


According to Yakasai, the five necessary ingredients in leadership which include capacity, competence, vision, planning and integrity are absent in the president, adding that President Buhari never prepared to lead the country.

The 92-year-old told Vanguard, “I’m 92 now, and if at 92, I cannot use my common sense when will I deploy it again?

“When I made that statement against Buhari, it was attack from left right and centre, insult here and there, particularly from this part of the country. Since then, I have kept quiet because I knew I would be vindicated one day. I don’t have any more to add.

“What I said is now confirmed by events. What I said then was that President Buhari was not prepared to govern and that his party has no programme for Nigeria, and it happened. Why should I waste my time anymore?


“I said it; you have seen and every other Nigerian has seen it. Why can’t I rest and I deserve some rest, and I will allow them to do the talking. I did the talking when it was necessary for me to do and now, it is no longer necessary because Nigerians are doing the talking now.

“I believe there are five important ingredients necessary for successful political leadership, and these include capacity, competence, vision, planning and integrity.

“In my opinion, our present national leadership is totally lacking those ingredients. All of them are inherent, they cannot be bought or borrowed, and nobody can change the situation for the better, we have to live with it to the end.”

https://www.dailypost.ng/2018/01/09/tanko-yakasai-reveals-five-things-killing-buharis-government

Buhari is just an Error that must be corrected by February 16 2019!