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By Ordinary Mohammed Idris
With reference to the above subject matter, few individuals view the post as an insult to the leadership of AMAC, which is totally not so. Those who view the post or share the view as been an affront to AMAC's leadership headed by Candido are only being disingenuous and bereft of the working of a democratic dispensation.
The point here is that holding leaders to account those us all good. And it is believed that criticism is what keeps the wheels of democracy moving. More so democracy dies the day criticism becomes a sacrilege.
Those who see constructive criticism as insult, attack or vilification of public office holders simply need to revisit their government secondary school notes. And in the situation that you can't stomach seeing your principal been criticize, it is best you advise him to quit public life and start living private life. That way, he won't be criticized.
Perhaps some of you have forgotten notwithstanding It's important to note that i remained that patriotic citizen who at all cost, all time is in forefront agitating and advocating for good governance at all level. I shall be steadfast and keep faith in that and i vowed not to compromise on my standing principles.
I have pledged to always be a friend and rally around any political office holder who is competent, credible, selfless, pragmatic, and has the interest of the masses at heart. And anything contrary I'm not party to.
In view of the above subject matter, I have seen in the incumbent Chairman Hon. Abdullahi Adamu Candido a hard-working and proactive leader. It's obvious that one of his cardinal objective as the chairman is to stand firmly regardless of whatever conception to protect the interest and as well promote the welfare and well being of the entire people of Abuja Municipal Area Council.
However my call still remains that he should considers Karu ward skill acquisition Center by making it functional. So doing, it will go a long way empowering the youths.
~Ordinary Mohammed Idris
Advocate for community development/Education for orphans and less privileges children.
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