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Ali Ndume, the Senate Chief Whip, has accused those who work for President Bola Tinubu in the Presidential Villa of demanding bribes before allowing access to the President.
Ndume, the senatorial district representative for Borno South, reportedly made the assertion in response to the escalating diplomatic tensions between Nigeria and the United States in an interview with Arise Television.
Even top government officials and parliamentarians now find it nearly hard to meet with the President without going via middlemen who purportedly seek bribes, the lawmaker bemoaned.
“I don’t have a chance to see the President,” Ndume stated. I only get to see him when he attends an event.
This is how the government is managed. They don’t have anyone there, I promise you. Kakistocrats control the government. They will ask you how much you want to see the President.
The senator referred to individuals in Tinubu’s inner circle of power as “kakistocrats,” which means “government by the least qualified or most corrupt.”
Ndume claimed that despite his attempts to speak with the President about crucial financial issues through official channels, he was frequently thwarted by bureaucratic roadblocks caused by aides.
“I wanted to see the President to talk about some financial issues, but they were playing games like they wanted you to go to heaven,” he continued.
