TINUBU IN CHATHAM HOUSE


 Tinubu was asked 10 questions during his interactive session at Chatham House but Tinubu did something strange before answering the questions.

Tinubu before taking on the questions said he has a team and the questions will be answered by not just him but also by some members of his team which hopefully will form the next government.
Tinubu went on to answer 4 of the questions leaving Governor El-Rufai, Femi Gbajabiamila, Betta Edu, Wale Edun, Dele Alake and Ben Ayade to take on one each of the remaining 6 questions.
The Tinubu administration when he was Lagos State Governor had a similar approach to governance as Tinubu allowed his commissioners bring up ideas for deliberation and eventual implementation.
Tinubu idea of governance is quite a strange one but an effective one as it worked perfectly in Lagos State and has continued to work with successive governors of Lagos State.
The President can't be everywhere and this is why Tinubu believes in having a team that can be everywhere, take up ideas and suggestions while the major decisions are taken by him after the needed deliberation on it.
If we can have more super performing ministers, appointees and government officials, The only candidate who has done did it and can do it is Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Credit: Journalist KC

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