A prominent All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain and former Niger State Commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism, Hon. Jonathan Vatsa, has made strong allegations about the previous administration’s impact on Nigeria’s current challenges.
In a statement reported by The Sun Newspaper, Vatsa suggested that the current administration’s approach to addressing its predecessor’s legacy may be affecting public perception. According to the former commissioner: “The problem is that President Tinubu has refused to open the eight years book of Buhari to let the people know the destruction he caused this country, and that is why Nigerians think that he (Tinubu) is the problem.”
The APC chieftain didn’t mince words in his assessment of the previous administration’s tenure, stating: “Buhari ruined the country, the corruption under him was unprecedented and that is the prize Nigeria and Nigerians are paying today.”
These bold statements from the former commissioner come amid ongoing national discussions about the root causes of Nigeria’s current economic challenges. His remarks have added a new perspective to the public discourse about governance, accountability, and the relationship between past administrative decisions and present circumstances.
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