Nigeria presently has US in charge of its security, France in charge of tax, Tinubu in charge of defections — Chidi Odinkalu
By OUR REPORTER
In Nigeria: America is in charge of security. Taxes are the responsibility of France. The UAE is responsible for healthcare. The intelligence in Onitsha is under the purview of the screwdriver man. He said that @officialABAT is responsible for any defections to @OfficialAPCNg.
Former Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), Professor Chidi Odinkalu, recently used his official X account to release a statement in which he reportedly condemned the state of Nigerian governance and expressed worries about increasing foreign influence and a lack of local accountability.
In Nigeria: America is in charge of security. Taxes are the responsibility of France. The UAE is responsible for healthcare. The intelligence in Onitsha is under the purview of the screwdriver man. He said that @officialABAT is responsible for any defections to @OfficialAPCNg, said the human rights attorney.
Odinkalu highlighted a number of aspects of national life in his hias post and connected them to foreign nations or people.
He implied that the United States has an impact on Nigeria’s tax system and that security concerns seem to be affected by the United States. He claims that the United Arab Emirates is becoming increasingly favored for healthcare choices.
These assertions were made to criticize the government’s course and dependency rather than as factual facts.
Odinkalu made fun of Nigeria’s intelligence infrastructure as well, citing a contentious report of an Onitsha-based individual in charge of intelligence that resulted in the bombing of certain areas of Sokoto.
He claimed that President Bola Tinubu was promoting political defections into the dominant All Progressives Congress (APC) and that this approach undermines opposition groups and stifles democratic rivalry.
The former rights head employed humor to convey his displeasure with the governance of the current administration, and he concluded his message by alluding to the 2027 general elections, suggesting that the outcome may be influenced by the present trends.
