Drop appointees who fail to deliver – El-Rufai advises Tinubu

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By Musa Baba Adamu

Former governor of Kaduna State, Malam Nasir El-Rufai has advised President Bola Tinubu to drop any of his appointees who failed to deliver on his mandate.
El-Rufai said this when he spoke with newsmen in Maiduguri on Monday, urging the president to also explore the possibility of amending some of his policies that were not yielding the desired results.
“You appointed a person into a position and he is not working according to the expectation, you should have the humility to tell him that I need a better person, go and do something else,” El-Rufai said.
El-Rufai also called for prayers and support from the citizens for the administration in its quest to turn things around.
“What we must do as citizens is to pray for our leaders for God to guide them to see or do what is right.
“For God to give them the humility to reverse themselves when necessary and do the right thing; that is how society progresses,” he further stated.

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