Recently, Senator Ali Ndume has been under fire from Doyin Okupe, a former assistant to former President Goodluck Jonathan, for opposing the transfer of some federal ministries to Lagos. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Ndume, a senatorial district representative for Borno South, contended that the actions taken by the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria and the Central Bank of Nigeria were incorrect, blaming them on counsel from “Lagos boys” in the halls of power.
Responding to Ndume’s comments, Okupe penned an open letter describing the senator’s stance as “provocative” and unexpected.
He urged Ndume, a seasoned politician with over two decades of experience, to approach the situation with maturity and equanimity.
Okupe pointed out historical instances where government institutions were strategically located, emphasizing the need for political expediency.
Addressing Ndume’s threat of political consequences against President Tinubu, Okupe deemed it unwarranted and demeaning
According to The Nation, he reminded Ndume of Nigeria’s evolving political landscape and urged him to consider the nation’s historical context in administrative and political decisions.
Okupe concluded the letter by expressing his wish for Senator Ndume’s well-being and calling on him to navigate the political landscape with wisdom. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
