Oodua People’s Congress’ leader, Otunba Gani Adams has warned President Muhammadu Buhari to be weary of bad advisers if he does not want to suffer the same fate as the immediate past president Goodluck Jonathan.
'Bad advisers will destroy you like Jonathan' - OPC leader warns Buhari
He said Jonathan lost credibility because he was surrounded and misled by bad heads who would usually pose as loyalists.
OPC leader, Gani Adams
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Adams said that Nigerians are longing for true change, noting that if Buhari let bad advisers make up his cabinet, Nigerians would lose confidence in his government, which might result to his destruction.
“The former President Jonathan was surrounded by bad advisers who made him lose credibility. Buhari must not appoint ministers that he wouldn’t be able to control. The people in his cabinet should be accountable,” he told Vanguard.
The OPC boss highlighted unstable policy, epileptic power outage, corruption, improper planning, high cost of governance as areas the country needs urgent attention.
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