Zamfara Governor Defends Tinubu's Working Leave Abroad

Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal defended President Bola Tinubu's decision to continue his official duties while away from Nigeria, specifically during the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Speaking on Channels Television’s Inside Sources, Lawal clarified that Tinubu's trip was a "working leave," indicating that he would remain engaged in his responsibilities.
Lawal asserted that advancements in technology enable government officials to work effectively from various locations, stating, "Nigeria is evolving, and the President can work anywhere." He dismissed criticisms regarding Tinubu's absence, emphasizing that the President was not merely resting but actively working for Nigeria. Lawal's comments reflect a broader perspective on the changing dynamics of governance in Nigeria, highlighting the importance of leveraging technology to enhance governmental operations.
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