Nigerian journalist and founder of Ovation Magazine, Dele Momodu has sent a message to the president of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Notwithstanding his affiliation with the opposition, Dele Momodu presented himself in his letter as a caring friend who had a close bond with the President.
“Nigeria is in big trouble. Our economy has virtually collapsed. And what’s the way out? You’ve been wasting too much money at a time that requires absolute frugality. Please, stop this reckless propensity for wasting scarce resources”, Dele Momodu started.
“Purchasing Presidential jets, building outlandish monuments, distributing cash as palliatives, etc, are signs of a failed and careless government. If you can curb the excessive spending of your government, you will free up a lot of resources for serious development.”
“I believe you’re frittering away our resources because you desperately crave a second term. But the best assurance of a second term is Performance. Nigerians are not expecting you to turn water into wine but they don’t want you to turn their wines into water”.
“Here are my tips: invest in vocational skills for our highly talented youths who can demonstrate their capacity for hard work. Invest heavily in local agriculture. Upgrade our institutions of learning. Giving cash to politicians to distribute is unhealthy and unhelpful. It is the height of cluelessness.”
Dele Momodu also advised President Tinubu to be cautious of people who idolise him, warning against the influence of sycophants, especially in the National Assembly.
In addition, the renowned journalist commented on the ongoing political crisis in Rivers State between the current governor, Siminalayi Fubara and the FCT Minister who was the former governor, Nyesom Wike.
“You must enforce Discipline as a leader. Your new disciple, Nyesom Wike, has publicly disrespected you in the Fubara matter. You need to sanction him before he throws Nigeria into total chaos.”
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