In an interview with Trust TV, former National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) Executive Secretary Professor Usman Yusuf has condemned the Tinubu-led administration, calling on Nigerian youths not to allow anyone to deceive them with ethnicity or religion.
He pointed out that we had tried the Muslim-Muslim ticket and that the Muslim had caused us more suffering than any other, whereas under a Christian president, we had not experienced this suffering.
Recall that it was reported in January that Usman Yusuf was arrested by the EFCC after they stormed his Abuja home on allegations of N4 billion in fraud.
The professor, who specializes in bone marrow transplantation and hematology-oncology, was arrested by EFCC agents at his residence at approximately 4:30 p.m. on a Wednesday.
But during this interview, Professor Yusuf described his experience being held captive by EFCC agents and claimed that the government of President Bola Tinubu had singled him out in an attempt to humiliate and dehumanize him.
He claimed that President Tinubu’s government is witch-hunting people who speak out against him because he is currently focused on how he will be reelected in 2027.
He urged Nigerian youth to take control of their own destiny and stated that the Tinubu-led government should not be permitted to continue in 2027.
In his words, “Ballot of our people; that is what is going to make you get your liberation. All this hunger they put you through, all the difficulties… for what? And I tell youths, wherever you go, don’t let anyone deceive you with ethnicity or religion.”
“Because we have tried the Muslim-Muslim, it is the Muslim that inflicted more pain on you than any other. We didn’t have this pain when we had a Christian president.”
According to Yusuf, Nigerians should focus on the candidate and the party they plan to support rather than their race or religion. He underlined that by 2027, they will have information to question President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and show it to Nigerians.
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