Tinubu’s N17b solar power in Aso Rock means he’s given up on power – Dino Melaye

Fatima Abdullahi
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Dino Melaye

Kogi West former Senate, Dino Melaye has alleged that President Bola Tinubu gave up on his promise to improve electricity supply in Nigeria.

Dino, who spoke in an interview he posted on his official Facebook page on Saturday, said the president’s move to install solar power in the presidential villa shows he is unwilling to keep his promises.

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The former Senate described the move for solar power in Aso Rock as insensitive, stating that the president is looking away from the plight of poor Nigerians.

He said, “He decided that Nigerians should continue in darkness and bought a solar system in the presidential villa at the whooping cost of N17 billion to the detriment of Nigerians.

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“When the president says he is off the national grid, that is to tell you he has given up on power.

“Leadership is by example. How can you have solar power in the villa and the poor farmer in Ogbomoso is sleeping with candles?

“He is such an insensitive president. I thought Nigerians should have light before you think of the villa but he is the most insensitive character I have seen”.

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