‘Worst Set Of Ministers Since 1999’ – Deji Adeyanju Slams Tinubu’s Cabinet

Human rights lawyer, Deji Adeyanju, has criticized President Bola Tinubu for appointing what he considers as the worst set of ministers since 1999.

 According to Adeyanju, Tinubu’s government lacks a single credible individual whom Nigerians can trust and believe in.

Adeyanju’s remarks come in the wake of a statement from the presidency announcing A.P Moller-Maersk’s pledge to invest $600 million in the Nigerian seaport industry.

This commitment followed President Tinubu’s discussions with Maersk chief, Robert Maersk Uggla on April 28.

“Danish shipping company, A.P Moller-Maersk plans $600m investment in Nigeria. Danish shipping and logistics company A.P Moller-Maersk has disclosed a planned investment of $600 million in Nigeria to accommodate more container shipping services in Nigerian ports,” Onanuga wrote on X.

Onanuga, who had posted it on his X handle, later deleted the post from his micro-blogging site.

Also, Maersk officials have confirmed that no such agreement is in place and no deals have been signed with the Nigerian government.

Amid the controversy generated, Onanuga explained that no agreement or deal was signed between the Nigerian government and the shipping giant, Maersk.

However, posting on X, Adeyanju wrote: “The Tinubu government does not have one credible person that can speak for it and Nigerians will listen or believe them.

“The government is filled with folks that lack credibility and the worst set of ministers since 1999.”

The criticism by Deji Adeyanju of the ministers appointed by President Tinubu is bound to elicit comments from some who allege that he did not do as expected from the civil rights community in the approach to the elections.

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