In a report by The Sun, Salihu Moh Lukman, a prominent figure within the All Progressives Congress (APC) and former member of the National Working Committee (NWC), raised concerns about the conduct of a governor affiliated with the APC in the North-Central region. Lukman likened the governor’s behavior to that of someone who is possessed or under the sway of addiction.
According to what Salihu Moh Lukman said, “One of our governors in North-Central is behaving like someone possessed or acting under the influence of some addiction, making scandalous policy statements, only to retract them, perhaps when he comes back to his senses. Painfully, both the party and all our political leaders just watch and behave indifferently. One would have wished that the eight-year tenure of former president Buhari was used to inculcate some minimum standards expected to be respected by all APC elected leaders. A golden opportunity was lost, the country is faced with so much disadvantaged and a government produced by the APC is unable to put in place a clear policy plan to get the country out of the mess. Depressingly, this doesn’t appear to be a source of concern for most of our political leaders.”
