HELP OUR Usman Okai Austin HAS GONE MAD AGAIN – By Enemama Sam Akubor

 

If you like you call me an undelegated sycophant but the truth is that sometimes somehow you have to become one in order to support the socio economic advancement of our dear state.
I am referring or been angered by the statement made by one social media prolific and apologetic rascal parading himself as a good governance advocate .I am referring to Nobody else than USMAN Usman Okai Austin,who described our Governor and Presidential hopeful for 2023 Yahaya bello five years in office as as years of humanitarian disasters and waste.The simple fact that I can deduce is simple,is either the propagandist of did ideological thinking and his supporters are sufferings from the illusion of not knowing the real meaning of Humanitarian disaster or waste or the are been economical with the truth.

Despite the fact that the administration has its short coming at its earlier stage,we also witness or are witnessing a comprehensive attempt towards development and a complete turnaround in both socio economic transformation of all sector of the state.
How can you refer to an administration that have lifted many out of poverty,engage in various infrastructural development ventures
How can you term a government that have successfully establish a University, A world class reference hospital,international standard rice mill,electricity projects,road construction projects,Agricultural enhancement projects,youth and women inclusiveness in governance as waste .

The gospel fact is that opposition and critism should be based on realities on ground not on perceived failure of government in power.The opposition of Austin and co is based on personal sentiment and other premodial sentiment harboured by those unprogressive camps.The issue of payment of percentage salaries and other natural abnormalities in a polity should not be used as a basis for criticism .

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