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Buhari is more Accessible than Tinubu – Ndume

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In a recent interview on Arise TV, Ali Ndume, the Chief Whip of the Senate, compared the accessibility of former President Muhammadu Buhari with that of Bola Tinubu, noting significant differences.

Ndume pointed out that during the tenure of President Olusegun Obasanjo from 1999 to 2007, senators and ministers had relatively easy access to him within a short span of 24 hours.

This, according to Ndume, was crucial for fostering direct communication and understanding between leaders and stakeholders in governance.

 

Highlighting the current landscape, Ndume expressed concerns about the perceived difficulty in securing appointments with Bola Tinubu, attributing this challenge to what he described as being “shielded from reality” by his aides.

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He underscored the importance of accessibility in politics, suggesting that effective governance requires open channels of communication between leaders and their constituencies.

 

Ndume further elaborated on the changing dynamics of presidential accessibility, contrasting his experiences with Buhari, whom he characterized as more reachable during his presidency, with the current situation involving Tinubu.

He emphasized the role of direct engagement in policy-making and decision-making processes, arguing that barriers to access could potentially hinder effective governance and responsiveness to national issues.

 

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The senator also raised concerns about the impact of overly protective aides around Tinubu, suggesting that such practices might inadvertently isolate leaders from the broader perspectives and concerns of the populace.

In concluding his remarks, Ndume called for a reevaluation of the protocols surrounding presidential accessibility, advocating for a more open and inclusive approach to leadership in Nigeria’s political landscape.


 

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Ned Nwoko’s Wives, Regina Daniels and Laila, Celebrate Their Marriages on Social Media

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Billionaire businessman Ned Nwoko’s wives, Regina Daniels and Laila, have shared heartwarming posts celebrating their unions with him.

Regina, marking five years of marriage, posted photos with Ned on Instagram, writing:

“If this is what 5 years looks like, then I’m looking forward to 10…20…and forever. So help me God! Amennn.”

Shortly after, Laila, Ned’s Moroccan wife, also took to social media to express her love for their marriage, writing:

“Forever together baby.”

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Fans praised the harmony between the co-wives, with many commending their public show of unity.

 


 

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Regina Daniels Reacts to Co-Wife Laila’s Post on 14-Year Marriage with Ned Nwoko

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Actress Regina Daniels has responded to a heartfelt post by her co-wife, Laila, celebrating 14 years of marriage with their husband, Ned Nwoko.

Commenting on Laila’s post, Regina expressed her affection and reminded her co-wife of their shared bond with Nwoko. She wrote, “See loveee o. He’s yours forever lala,” adding a love emoji.

In response, Laila highlighted the importance of mutual respect, stating, “Respect is a beautiful thing.”

The exchange has drawn admiration from fans, who praised the harmony between the two co-wives.


 

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Police Arrest Suspected Child Trafficker in Imo, Rescue Three Stolen Children

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The Imo State Police Command’s Quick Intervention Team has arrested a suspected child trafficker, Mrs. Chinelo Onwuasonya, 36, and rescued three abducted children.

Onwuasonya, described as a notorious figure in child trafficking, was apprehended on Wednesday at Amajeke Park, Owerri, with the children she allegedly abducted from different locations in the state.

Commissioner of Police, Aboki Danjuma, praised the operation, stating that the children—Chinecherem Eze (3), Delight Eze (1), and Okeke Favour (3)—have been reunited with their families.

“This success highlights our commitment to protecting children and combating trafficking. We urge the public to report any suspicious activities,” Danjuma said, reaffirming the command’s dedication to eradicating child trafficking in Imo State.


 

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