According to our reporter, former Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, has boldly praised ex-VP Atiku Abubakar’s stewardship of Nigeria’s privatization scheme, highlighting it as a model of transparency and integrity. Watch full report

Speaking on Arise News, Nwajiuba revealed how Atiku’s leadership kept the process “decent” and credible, sharply contrasting with the mismanagement that followed under later administrators.

He stressed that Atiku’s era set a high standard for governance—one marked by accountability and sincerity—qualities sadly lacking after his tenure.

“When Atiku ran the privatization scheme, it was decent. When others took over, it wasn’t so. The difference is like daylight,” Nwajiuba stated.

This candid insight underscores the impact genuine leadership has on Nigeria’s progress and raises urgent questions about current governance standards.