Former Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed,has said there is no unfriendly relationship between the administration of President Bola Tinubu and former ministers who served under the administration of late former president Muhammadu Buhari.
Mohammed made this clarification on Monday when he featured in an interview on ‘Sunrise Daily’, a programme on Channels Television monitored by DAILY POST.
He was reacting to allegations of corruption levelled against some former ministers.
The Kwara-born politician stated that Buhari’s legacy was not on trial, stressing that the former president did so much in his eight-year administration.
“I don’t see any frosty relationship, frankly speaking. You see, from a person who had, back-to-back, been a spokesperson for the opposition and also a spokesperson for the government, I have seen both sides of the divide.
“And I can see why it would appear, probably at times, that, you know, there’s a discontinuation of one programme or the other, but really, like we say in politics, we campaign in poetry, but we rule in prose,” he said.
Corruption Allegations: Buhari’s legacy not on trial – Lai Mohammed
