Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese and Kukah Centre Founder Matthew Kukah, has said that one year is not enough to rate and pass judgment on the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
He, however, said that the government owes it a sacred duty to communicate when it will fix the prevailing socio-economic challenges.
The cleric, who was accompanied by the Director of the Kukah Centre, Fr. Atta Barkindo, spoke with reporters at the State House, Abuja after meeting with the President
He was at the Presidential Villa to discuss an upcoming event organised by the Kukah Centre to dialogue on national cohesion.
According to him, while the administration is providing solutions to the myriad of the challenges, the citizens need to get a sense of how soon they expect to breathe a sigh of relief.
Bishop Kukah said: “I’m sure that many people will tell you that one year is not enough to make a judgment. However, from where we all stand, we know that we are all in a very difficult situation.
“Nigerians are in various levels of pain and they are pains that are unintended. But, they are as a result of certain policy decisions that hopefully, with time, can be amended in order to serve the welfare of ordinary people.”
He said the government has the responsibility to ensure better living conditions and security of the citizens.
