Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu - Politics - Nairaland
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| Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu by nairavsdollars(op): 9:25am On Jun 25, 2024 |
Senator Femi Okurounmu, a chieftain of Afenifere has described President Bola Tinubu's policies in the last one year as disastrous and disappointing. Speaking in an interview with PUNCH, Okurounmu advised Tinubu to travel to Burkina Faso and take governance lessons from the president, Captain Ibrahim Traoré who took power during a coup d'état on 30 September 2022. He said Nigerians will applaud Tinubu if he can imitate the Burkinabe president. " Tinubu’s policies are disastrous and disappointing; my advice for him is that he should go to Burkina Faso and take a lesson from their President. That one is governing the way an African leader should govern. If he can imitate him, we shall all start clapping". Okurounmu, a member of the 2014 national conference said the Tinubu administration did not handle the issues of fuel subsidy removal and naira float well. "The present government did not handle it well at all. For one thing, a politician must always be consistent, and when he has to change his mind, he must let the people know why he has changed his mind". "Throughout the time that (Goodluck) Jonathan was the President, Tinubu was one of the leaders of those demonstrating against Jonathan when he wanted to remove fuel subsidy. Tinubu, Wole Soyinka, (Tunde) Bakare, and a number of them, were all demonstrating, carrying placards, carrying coffins, and so on against Jonathan for his attempt to remove fuel subsidy". "So, if he now thinks that there are different factors why he has to change his mind, he should let the country know; he should explain to us, instead of just coming and arbitrarily saying fuel subsidy is gone with just one sentence. With his fuel subsidy is gone announcement, he has created an inflationary crisis for the country because the price of fuel affects the price of almost everything". "The President removed subsidy not only from fuel; he also removed subsidy from electricity, and everything is now expensive. It has rubbished our currency; it has increased poverty in the land, a lot of people can no longer afford food items, even the common everyday foodstuffs are no longer affordable; rice, beans, tomatoes, and onions, among others". https://thescrutinyng.com/index.php/2024/06/25/tinubu-should-take-governance-lessons-from-traore-burkina-faso-president-okurounmu/
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| Re: Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu by Atuero(m): 9:31am On Jun 25, 2024 |
Coming from his kinsman |
| Re: Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu by vanbonattel: 9:34am On Jun 25, 2024 |
Someone with a cracked head? |
| Re: Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu by Coolsperm: 10:20am On Jun 25, 2024 |
He will not do that, but some of us Yoruba Muslims are still surprised that nobody is talking about the Yoruba Muslim man killed by Hausa Okada Ridders in broad daylight in Lagos |
| Re: Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu by nairavsdollars(op): 10:29am On Jun 25, 2024 |
When did that happen? Coolsperm: |
| Re: Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu by hisexcellency34: 10:41am On Jun 25, 2024 |
Deep The President removed subsidy not only from fuel; he also removed subsidy from electricity, and everything is now expensive. It has rubbished our currency; it has increased poverty in the land, a lot of people can no longer afford food items, even the common everyday foodstuffs are no longer affordable; rice, beans, tomatoes, and onions, among others". |
| Re: Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu by Morbeta11(m): 10:57am On Jun 25, 2024 |
Unfortunately....Jagaban didn't build Lagos in seven days after all...
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| Re: Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu by Freshtruth(m): 11:02am On Jun 25, 2024 |
Morbeta11:How many of u remember this zombie?
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| Re: Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu by Racoon(m): 11:10am On Jun 25, 2024 |
A corrupt geriatric grandpa with age misfit with his own biological children came on board to destroy a nation because of greedy entitlement mentality. |
| Re: Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu by PressMyButton: 11:11am On Jun 25, 2024 |
Does Burkina Faso have a President?. And what does anyone could learn from a dictator?. A country whose half the territory is consumed by terrorism, worsening human rights violations and rising economic hardship. Seems nigerian opposition are becoming more stupid by the day. |
| Re: Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu by Paraman: 11:12am On Jun 25, 2024 |
He didnt tell us what Tinubu should learn from the military president of Burkina Faso |
| Re: Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu by Ikembeku: 11:13am On Jun 25, 2024 |
Paraman: |
| Re: Tinubu Should Take Governance Lessons From Burkina Faso President - Okurounmu by Tochi3(m): 11:13am On Jun 25, 2024 |
..oku rou nmoo chinedu.. .watch how the emilokan rascals will give a new name for making sense against the drug addict.. ![]() |
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