Politics
2027: Politicians are promoting lies to win votes – Bishop Kukah
Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Most Rev Matthew Kukah, has criticised Nigerian politicians for making ‘unrealistic’ guarantees throughout election campaigns.
Speaking at a public symposium in Abuja organised by the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies, NILDS, in collaboration with The Kukah Centre on Thursday, Kukah mentioned lots of them promote false hopes to Nigerians merely to win votes.
He urged Nigerians to query political guarantees and maintain elected leaders accountable.
According to him, some politicians abandon their marketing campaign guarantees after assuming workplace and start giving excuses in regards to the challenges of governance.
“Many politicians make unrealistic promises and give false hopes simply to get votes from the people.
“Nigerians ought to look past ethnic, spiritual and sophistication issues when making political decisions forward of the 2027 common elections,” he mentioned.
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