Elder statesman, Lawyer and Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Chief Chuks Muoma, has voiced concern over the perceived lack of direction in Nigeria under the leadership of Chief Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
In an interview with Daily Sun, Muoma expressed his dissatisfaction with the absence of clear-cut programs nine months into the administration, stating that the country is currently “directionless.”
The senior lawyer criticized the leadership, asserting that Nigeria is witnessing a form of opportunism where individuals aspire to hold the presidential office without the capability to propel the nation forward.
According to Muoma, “I still maintain it, nine months into his administration, no clear-cut programmes in place.
“Currently, Nigeria is directionless, and it worries some of us who know what governance is all about.
“We don’t know where the country is heading to, but all I can tell you is that we haven’t got the right leadership to pilot its affairs. Nigeria’s leadership for now is that of opportunism, someone wanting to wear the badge of having been president of the country or was once one.
“People want to become president, without any capability of moving the nation and its people forward. The right people are not given the opportunity to lead.
“To me, it is a fusion of arrangement: “It’s my turn. It’s my turn.” Which country is ever ruled that way? Turn by turn, by agreement of two people; after you, it’ll be me? Nigeria is a disgrace, politically.
“We may be successful in every other thing, but politically, Nigeria is a disgrace,” he added.
