“Tinubu well prepared for his job, not an accidental leader” — Presidency
The Presidency stated on Sunday night that President Bola Tinubu should not be categorized as one of the accidental leaders, emphasizing that he was well-prepared for the responsibilities of his position, highlighting his qualifications and readiness to lead effectively.
In response to a statement made by the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Mathew Kukah, which suggested that the country’s leaders, including President Tinubu, are accidental leaders, the Presidency characterized Tinubu as a reformer.
They noted that he is actively making significant contributions across various sectors, implementing changes that aim to address the pressing issues facing the nation.
The Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga in his reaction said: “He (Tinubu) is not an accidental leader, he is doing his best to ensure that we have a turn around in this country.
“Does he look like one at all? What I am saying is that, the man is not an accidental leader, he was prepared for this office. He even said it himself that he prepared for it and that he is doing his best to ensure that this country is lifted higher than he met it, he is doing his best.
“Because he prepared himself for the office, he is doing a lot of reform, he is touching every area and he is trying to make sure that this country is being turn-around.”
For those who said that the President is an accidental leader, that is the reason he is struggling, Onanuga said, “Tinubu has shown that he is a reformer and reforms are not done in quick fixes, it takes time for you to turn things around and he is doing it.
“He is doing reforms and he is the first to acknowledge that people will be affected and he is doing everything possible to ensure that those who are affected are also helped so that they will not be left behind.
“He is reforming a lot of things in Nigeria, you are talking about taxation, you are talking about the oil sector, so many reforms the man is carrying out,” he added .
