Crisis: Tinubu should learn from Macron – ADC-PCC
The African Democratic Congress Presidential Campaign Council (ADC-PCC) has accused President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of “lack of empathy” for Nigerians facing hardship, urging him to learn lessons in “responsive leadership” from French President Emmanuel Macron. The council’s reaction followed reports that Macron postponed his scheduled state visit to Nigeria, initially planned for October 28–29,…
The African Democratic Congress Presidential Campaign Council has criticized President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for demonstrating a "lack of empathy" towards Nigerians grappling with hardship. The council urged Tinubu to adopt "responsive leadership" lessons from French President Emmanuel Macron, who recently postponed a planned state visit to Nigeria due to domestic issues.
Kola Ologbondiyan, ADC-PCC's Director of Media and Publicity, stated that Nigeria's leaders must prioritize citizens' welfare and demonstrate urgency, compassion, and accountability during crises. The council highlighted the ongoing insecurity, rising living costs, and other socioeconomic challenges facing Nigerians, which have led to attacks and killings in various states, mass abductions, displacement, and unlawful detentions.
ADC-PCC accused Tinubu of failing to show sufficient public empathy to these pressing issues, emphasizing that empathy and respect for human life are crucial qualities in addressing national emergencies.
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