Read the Shocking Revelation PDP Has Made About President Buhari's Ministerial List

Posted by Lolade on Tue 29th Sep, 2015 - tori.ng

As the clock ticks for the unveiling of President Muhammadu Buhari's ministerial list, the People's Democratic Party has revealed what is to be expected from the appointment.

The national leadership of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, has alleged that ministers set to be appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari will have no value in this present dispensation.

According to the party the disposition of the President was not to appoint aides, but to run the government as a sole administrator.

PDP alleged that it is for this reason that President Buhari had been shifting the dates when he would appoint members of his cabinet, adding that the President had also tagged ministers as “noise makers.”

The National Publicity Secretary of the party, Chief Olisa Metuh, stated this at a press briefing in Abuja on Monday, September 28.

Metuh alleged that because of the President’s disposition, those to be appointed ministers would not be respected by Buhari.

The spokesman for the opposition party said, “The flip-flopped promise of our President to name a cabinet, a deadline which he shifted from two weeks of assumption of office to the end of September, is actually a reluctant pledge and done under great duress.

“From his hesitancy and comments, it is deducible that President Buhari never intended to appoint ministers but rather prefers to run a monocracy and evidently does not value or respect those he would nominate as ministers.

“Otherwise, how can anyone repackage the mindset of the President when he, in an interview with France 24 Television in France, stated categorically that his preference is to rule without a cabinet and denigrated ministers as ‘noise makers,’ and of no importance or value in the running of an administration?

“Given this worrisome outlook, it is obvious that the Presidency would not attach any value or importance to the ministers under the new sheriff.”

Metuh added that the refusal of the President to have a cabinet was already taking its toll on government’s activities, both in the country and outside.