Dalung Critiques Nigerian Institutions as Dictatorial
Solomon Dalung, the former Minister of Sports and Youth Development, expressed grave concerns regarding the state of Nigerian institutions, stating they are under the "jackboot of a dictator." In an interview with Trust TV, he reacted to various governmental situations in the country, likening Nigerian institutions to being held captive by bandits in a forest. Dalung emphasized that the judiciary is particularly affected, operating in a toxic and hostile environment.
He also condemned the recent killings of four young traders in Dorowa Babuj, Barakin Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State, describing the act as barbaric and unacceptable. His statements, issued on Tuesday, reflect a broader concern about the deteriorating security situation in Nigeria and the implications for governance and justice in the country.
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