By Adeleye Kunle
Former Kaduna Central Senator Shehu Sani has chastised President Muhammadu Buhari for his inability to fire failed appointees, TrackNews reports.
Sani speculated that Buhari and some of his appointees may have a blood covenant.
Nothing else, he said, explains why the president has refused to fire his appointees who are failing his government.
The socio-political commentator said in a tweet that Buhari’s refusal was at the expense of his reputation and the fate of the nation.
“The President is hesitant to fire appointees who have failed his administration and the country as a whole.”
“He keeps them, and is bonded to them like a blood covenant, at the expense of his reputation and the fate of the nation,” he wrote on Twitter.
This comes as Islamic cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi accused the Federal Government of failing to combat insecurity.
Gumi claimed that the government was rewarding those who failed to combat insecurity with ambassadorial posts.
