It is unheard of for Chiefs of Staffs to send queries to heads of
departments as we are witnessing in Nigeria.
Shamefully, the response from Tunde Fowler only embarrassed Kyari and
the Buhari administration deeply for contracting the economy. The
Revenue boss explained simplistically that the revenue drop was because
the GDP during the previous Jonathan era was as high as 6% and had been
diminished to under 2% under Buhari. We are talking about managing
poverty. Lower GDP= lower revenue generation. Simple as ABC.
But not letting the matter rest, Kyari has gone ahead in a latest
release to further hound Tunde Fowler. Captioned “Fowler: Buhari warns
of ‘severe consequences’ over failure to meet revenue targets [1]”
in PremiumTimes of October 1st, Kyari strangely threatens “severe
consequences will attend failures to achieve agreed revenue targets.”
Severe Consequences to Tunde for “failure?”
OK.
What of severe consequences for Buhari for failing to defeat Boko Haram?
What of severe consequences for Buratai for failing to defeat Boko
Haram?
What of severe consequences for former IGP Ibrahim Idris for refusing to
obey Buhari and failing to arrest Fulani terrorists who devastated Benue
state?
What of severe consequences for IGP Adamu Mohammed for failing to secure
Nigeria?
What of severe consequences for Babachir Lawal for stealing millions
from IDPs, desperate victims of Boko Haram terror?
What of severe consequences for Ganduje for being caught on tape
stashing away hundreds of thousands of dollars?
What of severe consequences for new minister Sadiya Umar Farouq involved
in the loss/looting of 200 tonnes of dates donated by Saudi Arabia for
Nigeria’s poor?
What of severe consequences for Buratai for defending and twisting the
tale of the massacre of Nigeria’s elite police men in the military
ambush that freed a Taraba kidnap kingpin?
What of severe consequences for AGF Malami who slept and absconded from
court till Nigeria was disgraced and its foreign strength devastated
following the P&ID 9.6 billion ruling.
What of severe consequences for SSS boss Yusuf Bichi Magaji for serially
refusing to obey the court and standing in contempt, with the
extrajudicial detentions of the Zakzakys, Sowore, Dasuki etc.
We can go on and on.
We are in interesting times. Times of treachery and abuse or power.
We, especially minorities and tribes not at the helms of power, are
being terrorized by the state.
It is time to EXIT this failed contraption. It’s not working.
Lekan Abayomi
for Coalition of Yoruba Nationals
Convener #Yorubexit
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