Alhaji Shehu Isa Dreba has questioned the contributions of some political appointees from Kano State serving in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, describing their impact on the lives of ordinary Nigerians as inadequate.
Dreba specifically mentioned Senator Bashir Lado, Adviser to the Senate President; Abba Aliyu, Managing Director of the Rural Electrification Agency (REA); and Dambo, Adviser on Revenue, alongside those involved in promoting the President’s political image.
He expressed concern that despite occupying influential positions in the Federal Government, some of these appointees had allegedly failed to demonstrate sufficient commitment to supporting their communities or addressing the challenges facing ordinary citizens.
According to him, holding public office should come with a responsibility to deliver meaningful benefits to the people, particularly those from the appointees’ constituencies and communities.
Dreba further stated that he would continue to identify and mention other individuals he considers ineffective in the Tinubu administration, insisting that public appointments should translate into tangible benefits for the people rather than merely serving as political privileges.
