DANGEROUS CABAL! Ex- Minister Drops BOMBSHELL About Powerful Cabal In Tinubu’s Govt
Former Minister of Youth and Sports Solomon Dalung has raised alarming concerns regarding the inner workings of President Bola Tinubu’ s administration, characterizing it as more dangerous and sophisticated than that of former President Muhammadu Buhari.
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In a revealing interview on Seun Okinbaloye’ s ” Mic On” podcast, Dalung highlighted the seasoned power brokers surrounding Tinubu, suggesting that their extensive experience in governance renders them formidable gatekeepers within the current regime. Dalung explicitly stated that the cabal influencing Tinubu is ” highly advanced and knowledgeable, ” having held power for many years.
He underscored their deep understanding of authority, which he believes makes them more perilous than any similar group he has encountered in the past. According to him, these individuals occupy significant positions close to the center of power, chiefly acting as gatekeepers who hinder effective governance by restricting vital information from reaching the president.
In drawing comparisons to Buhari’ s administration, Dalung recounted a troubling incident where a security official obstructed an attempt to inform the former president about the nation’ s state, illustrating how such interventions can create a disconnect between the leadership and the realities on the ground. This narrative has sparked widespread discussion regarding the influence of unelected individuals within the Nigerian presidency and their detrimental effect on governance.
Critics of such cabals assert that they undermine democratic processes by isolating the president from essential perspectives, potentially leading to decisions that do not align with the populace’ s needs.
The growing call for dismantling such cabals reflects a desire for a governance structure that prioritizes comprehensive information and the nation’ s best interests. While the presidency has yet to comment on Dalung’ s assertions, the former minister’ s insights have undeniably reignited a crucial debate about the role of unelected power brokers in Nigerian politics and their significant impact on the country’ s democratic processes.
