“If you want change, sack all your ministers.” – Mabiaku‎ tells Buhari

Afrobeat musician and actor, Dede Mabiaku, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to reshuffle his cabinet.
In a recent interview with online television, Sahara Tv, the acclaimed Fela’s protégé said that the Federal Government had no business pushing the change agenda to Nigerians because its actions did not reflect any genuine desire for change in the country.

Dede said, “If they (the government) want to talk about change, it should start with them. I don’t care about the President’s son-in law, but I care about Buhari and the fact that he allowed such a grandiose wedding to take place. What does that show? Is that change?”

“Look at the kind of money that they earn. Is that what they should be earning in a country where a lot of people are suffering?” he asked.
“Check out what they are doing. They are still busy wasting money on irrelevant things. Some of them are still importing girls into the country. Is it not sick for one to imagine that at a time like this, when the people are wallowing in abject poverty and the average Nigerian finds it hard to feed in a whole day, that these things are happening in the country?
“So if they want to talk about change, they should start first with the national and state executives, as well as the legislators. There is no justification for the kind of salaries that the legislators earn at a time like this.“If you want change, sack all your ministers.”

“In spite of this, they are still talking about change. What change? Who is fooling? There is no change in this agenda from this people. Instead, they are changing the people for the worse. In fact, we are even heading to the worst situation because the Nigerian currency has never fallen so low before,” he lamented.

The interview, which was uploaded on Youtube ended with Dede reminding President Buhari that Nigerians needed him most at this critical period in the nation’s history.
He urged the President to “wake up” and do the needful.
Obviously addressing Buhari, Dede said,