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“Bishop Nzukwein Criticizes President Tinubu’s Administration for Underestimating Nigerians”

Bishop Mark Nzukwein, the trailblazing leader of the Catholic Diocese of Wukari in Taraba State, offers a candid perspective in an exclusive interview with Findwhosabi He raises a cautionary flag, emphasizing that the current administration is testing Nigerians’ patience to the brink, potentially triggering an uncontrollable uprising. The discussion spans the removal of the fuel subsidy by President Bola Tinubu, ministerial nominees’ selection process, the delicate regional situation in Niger, and the crises plaguing southern Taraba.

Bishop Nzukwein critiques the government’s approach to the fuel subsidy removal, expressing concern that it lacks consideration for the people’s hardships. He asserts that rather than tackling the underlying corruption in the subsidy system, the focus should be on fundamental reforms within the industry. He criticizes the lack of substantial benefits from the subsidy removal and denounces the inadequate palliative measures as an insult to Nigerians.

The Bishop’s mission as the pioneer of Wukari Diocese centers on restoring peace and coexistence in an area rife with inter-ethnic and religious conflicts. Addressing these issues is paramount to any development. He underscores the need for unity and dialogue, urging politicians to prioritize the people’s welfare over personal interests.

Regarding the selection of Ministerial nominees, Bishop Nzukwein laments the apparent return to political favoritism over competence. He questions the absence of assigned portfolios during the screening process, underscoring the need for transparency and quality in appointments.

On the issue of Niger’s coup d’état, he highlights the challenges of embracing a true democratic culture in Africa. While expressing caution about military intervention, he advocates for dialogue and negotiation as the preferred paths to resolving conflicts.

In the context of the persistent crises in southern Taraba, the Bishop attributes the conflicts to the region’s diverse resources and ethnic makeup. He underscores the government’s role in securing lives and property, fostering development, and impartially resolving conflicts of interest to promote harmony and growth.

Bishop Mark Nzukwein’s insights encapsulate a wide spectrum of pressing issues, urging for prudent governance, inclusive decision-making, and peaceful resolution to foster a more stable and prosperous Nigeria.

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