Hold Your Govs, Lawmakers Accountable, Not Only Tinubu – APC Chieftain Charges Nigerians
Image Credit: informationngAbayomi Nurain Mumuni, a chieftain of Nigeria’s ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), urged Nigerians to hold not only President Bola Ahmed Tinubu but also their local representatives accountable, including governors, senators, and other elected officials.
He highlighted the importance of scrutiny at all levels of government, emphasizing that governors and legislators significantly influence policymaking and implementation that affect communities.
Mumuni encouraged citizens to ask critical questions about governance in their states, focusing on areas like healthcare, education, and infrastructure to promote comprehensive accountability.
He stressed that collective accountability of all elected officials is essential for genuine progress and development in Nigeria.
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