Cleric Knocks Buhari for Lingering Crises in Education Sector
A revered religious leader, His Eminence, Most Reverend Daddy Hezekiah of the Living Christ Mission (LCM) has expressed dissatisfaction over the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari for not showing enough commitment towards the promotion of quality education in the country.
He described Nigeria as a failed nation for not being able to correct the ills which had bedeviled the country since independence in 1960, stating that a man of 60 years that still behaves like a child is not normal.
Daddy Hezekiah charged President Buhari to wake up and show interest to resolve the lingering strike in the nations' university system involving the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) as well as improving security in the country.
The Cleric also flawed the South-east governors for the decay in infrastructural development and transformation of the region due to their administration's alleged non commitment towards provision of the needed democratic dividends to the people of the geopolitical zone unlike their counterparts in other geopolitical regions.
Daddy Hezekiah called gave the outburst at administrative Cathedral of the church in Onitsha, Anambra State while interacting with journalists as part of the activities marking his birthday, 53rd anniversary of being a sherpherd in God's vineyard, quarterly conference with his pastors, the church annual convention and the award of International Mayor of Peace by International Association of World Peace Advocates (IAWPA) led by the president of the world body, His Excellency Per Stafsen from Denmark.
According to him, "there is no meaningful development in the entire states of the South-east compared with the kind of revenue and resources being generated from the area unlike in the South-south, North and Southwest regions. The Governors of South-east are mismanaging the resources without commensurate patriotic inputs to the states and the populace. They must be held responsible for under development of the entire region".