Senator Chris Ngige, the Minister of Labour and Employment, has praised President Muhammadu Buhari for preventing the country from becoming like Venezuela, which is beset by political instability and economic disaster.
Buhari’s leadership characteristics, according to Ngige, have also prevented Nigerians from becoming refugees in neighboring countries such as Niger, Benin Republic, and Cameroon.
According to Ngige, President Buhari designated agriculture the administration’s first trademark initiative, ensuring food security for Nigerians.
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On Wednesday in Abuja, he was inducted as an honorary fellow of the Institute of Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Corporate Governance (INSLEC).
According to the former governor of Anambra, the country’s present economic woes are the product of bad planning by previous governments throughout the years.
“A successful leader must be an implementer,” he remarked. He should be informed since he will deconstruct and crystalize them following the vision. He needs to be a master of all trades and a jack of all trades.
“He may not be able to distinguish himself in all areas, but he should be able to distinguish himself in many.”
He must also have the fortitude to carry out difficult judgments. Some of the visions will perish or will not be executed for the welfare of humanity if you do not act fearlessly.
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“He must also be sympathetic, understanding when to balance justice with mercy in order to demonstrate his humanity.” He should emanate human kindness milk.
“I understand that our country is going through a difficult period right now as a result of our poor planning.
This government is not to blame. We all knew we were reliant on oil.
“As a result, we were caught off guard when oil prices plummeted and security concerns surfaced, impeding output. As a result, we entered a recession. COVID-19 drove us into a second recession later on. We’re not out of the woods yet.
“We give thanks to God. I am a member of the government. I am confident that if we did not have a strong leader like President Muhammadu Bihari, Nigeria’s experience would have been similar to Venezuela’s.
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“Nigerians would have fled to Cameroon, Niger, and other countries as refugees. It was something we were looking forward to. However, he had us all work in agriculture. We made agriculture the administration’s first trademark initiative, ensuring food security so that we may eat anything we raise here.”
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