55% of Buhari’s appointments have gone to southern Nigeria – President Buhari’s aide, Ajuri Ngelale

Senior Particular Assistant to the President on Public Affairs, Ajuri Ngelale has claimed that 55% of Buhari’s appointments have gone to southern Nigeria.

Ngelale who featured on Come up Tv’s ‘Morning Present’ on Tuesday September 7, said that individuals have tried as a lot as attainable to color Buhari with an ethnic brush and have additionally tried to create an ethnic blackmail on developmental initiatives.

He stated;

“A few of this has to do with the truth that you could have a president that comes from the north, who folks have tried as a lot as attainable to color with an ethnic brush. You’ve heard the claims that extra northerners have been appointed to workplace within the federal authorities below his watch than some other a part of the nation and people believe that.

“However after we did the compilation of all his appointments from the time he began off until date, we discovered that 55% of the appointments in his administration has gone to southern Nigeria with the predominant bulk to the south-west. That’s the irony of the entire thing. There’s been an try to create an ethnic blackmail on developmental initiatives.

“Regardless of the president does, whether or not it’s within the curiosity of the nation or not, they have an inclination to color every part he does with an ethnic brush, however when he does one thing for part of the nation that he’s not from, everyone retains quiet and I discover that suspicious. So is it in regards to the president or how the president is being painted? I believe that’s a query we have to ask ourselves.”

Ngelale additionally claimed that a variety of progress has been made within the space of insecurity and anyone who’s truthful will acknowledge that.

He added;

“The important thing challenge is, usually instances after we assess the safety challenges within the nation, we do an all or nothing kind of evaluation the place with a purpose to be seen as profitable, there must be no crime, no points and to be seen as a failure, there will probably be some crime and a few safety points. I believe that’s not the best way that it may be assessed should you look around the globe and the way safety is assessed.

“Now we have a variety of progress to make, nonetheless a protracted street forward of us, however I believe anyone being truthful about the place we have been and the place we’re going would recognise that we’ve made progress.”