Tinubu Working To Rectify Past Administration’s Mistakes – Deputy Speaker Kalu

• Deputy Speaker Kalu defends Tinubu, stating he’s not responsible for Nigeria’s current economic crisis.

• Kalu asserts Tinubu is working to rectify past administration’s mistakes.

• He urges Nigerians to maintain faith in leadership.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu has asserted that President Bola Tinubu is not to blame for the present economic crisis in Nigeria.

The lawmaker said this on Sunday after he feted orphans, widows, PWDs and the aged at his home in Abia State to celebrate his 53rd birthday.

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The Deputy Speaker responded to questions from reporters, explaining that Tinubu is making a lot of effort to correct the mistakes by the past administrations, which led to the present economic problems.

Kalu said: “The hardship we are passing through was not caused by this man. It’s a piled up case of previous administrations and how they mismanaged one or two things.”

“We cannot continue to live in lies thinking that all is well. Tinubu wants to clean up the place so that we can have a genuine livelihood that is sustainable. Let’s keep supporting and encouraging him.”

He also foresaw a better future for the nation following the present unrest and urged Nigerians to maintain faith in the nation’s current leadership instead of giving up.

The Deputy Speaker claimed that hoarding wealth or living in luxury while others were impoverished amounted to cruelty.

According to him: “What is the essence of keeping things in the warehouse when there is hunger in the land? What is the essence of keeping things until election periods?

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“I’m not interested in the political party or faith. I’m interested in the colour of humanity which is: if you are up, extend your hands to those who are down.

“Let’s spread love, peace and unity, showing others that we care irrespective of their background or political affiliation.”

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