Comparing
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and President Muhammadu Buhari, and concluding
that Mr. Osinbajo is doing better as he acts on behalf of the president who
travelled on medical leave, is mischievous, the presidency has said.
Mr. Buhari left Nigeria
for the United Kingdom on January 19 for what was initially scheduled to be a
10-day medical leave, but later extended his stay indefinitely.
Many
Nigerians view those decisions as swift and firm, and have compared them with
President Buhari’s often unhurried response to needling national problems.
But the president’s
political adviser, Babafemi Ojudu, on Monday condemned the assessment, and said
it was done by “mischief makers” whose intention is to cause disharmony in the
presidency.
“These are mischief
makers, those who do not wish this country well, who are always promoting
crisis, who will not allow the people to benefit from this democracy,” Mr.
Ojudu told journalists. “They are the ones promoting this kind of divisive
tendencies.”
Mr. Ojudu said all steps taken by Mr. Osinbajo were with the
approval of Mr. Buhari.
- Premium Times
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