Public Agenda

26/05/2024

Amazing!!!
The UK government should be giving a thumb up for her checks and balances on governance. Here, the UK prime minister was put on hot seat asking him on his policy implementations and dereliction of duties applied to the office of the prime minister. This is really awesome.
Could this be copied and applied for the Nigerian governmental system that has been bedeviled by power drunkenness' over decades of democratic rules? Our leaders seems too overwhelmed with lack of checks and balances and so far increasingly indulged in nefarious activities in respect financial crimes and abuse of human rights.
The Nigerian president must be quarterly by law show up in the national assembly to give account of stewardship and also answer questions from the oppositions. I think with this, the president will be able to sit up and be prepared to work, and not a president that have always appeared like a king in A*o rock. Once again, BRAVO TO THE UK GOVERNMENT.

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07/05/2024

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu who unarguably represented the country on economic investment pattern, both in Saudi Arabia and in Netherland, is being reported not to have been seen, since his departure from these countries.
Is it unusual for a president to breach the protocol for personal attention, especially when it is fundamental or critical? Is it constitutional that the president should disclose every of his daily itinerary because he occupy the post of the president?
Please, lets' look at this critically. I believe the president should have some privacies to himself. Do you agree?

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