Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, the spokesperson of NEF, said the president-elect of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu will have the most difficult job in the world to handle, mainly because the current president, Muhammadu Buhari will leave nothing for him to build on.
Tinubu, emerged winner of the just-concluded presidential election after polling the highest votes. He is of the All Progressives Congress, APC.
The former Lagos State Governor would be sworn in as president on May 29.
However, Baba-Ahmed said Tinubu faces challenges in the area of winning the trust of aggrieved Nigerians.
Writing in his weekly column, Baba-Ahmed wrote: “The President to be sworn in on May 29 will have the most difficult job to handle in the world.
“His biggest challenge will be to win some trust. No leader anywhere can achieve anything of value unless he can get enough citizens to believe that he means well, and he respects them.
“The next president will have to build his own foundations of good and accountable government, because Buhari will leave none behind.”
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