2027: Most coalition leaders have failed Nigerians — YPP Chair
The National Chairman of the Young Progressives Party, YPP, Bishop Amakiri, has faulted the opposition coalition, stressing that the majority of its leaders have failed Nigerians in the past.
This was as he said that coalition leaders do not have the moral authority to offer meaningful political change. Amakiri made this criticism on Monday when he appeared as a guest on The Morning Brief, a programme on Channels Television.
According to him, the coalition is a recycled group of political elite whose past performances have contributed to Nigeria’s leadership crisis.
“I have a problem, and it is whether 85 per cent of people in that coalition have the moral justification to tell us about a coalition that will liberate the Nigerian people from the political leadership quagmire we find ourselves in. Nigeria is in an emergency need of political leadership substitution.
“Eighty-five per cent of them are people who belong to the PPM coalition group, and those people, a conglomeration, almost 85 per cent gathering of people who have failed the nation.
“I don’t know how prospective that kind of group can actually push the agenda that they are talking about. The task is now left for Nigerians to decide,” he said.
2027: Most coalition leaders have failed Nigerians — YPP Chair
