IBB’s Son Has Rejected Tinubu’s Appointment – Dele Momodu Says, Shares Letter
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According to the letter, the decision followed personal and professional considerations.
It has been revealed that Muhammed Babangida, the son of Nigeria’s
former military president, Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida, IBB, has rejected
his recent appointment by President Bola Tinubu as chairman of the Bank
of Agriculture.
This was made public in a letter shared by publisher of Ovation Magazine, Dele Momodu, on Monday.
According to the letter, the decision followed personal and professional considerations.
The letter titled, ‘Declining Appointment as Chairman, Bank of Agriculture’, reads,
“I wish to express my sincere gratitude for the honour of being
considered and appointed as chairman of the Bank of Agriculture. It is a
true privilege to be thought worthy of such a strategic role in
advancing the nation’s agricultural and economic development.
“After careful reflection and consultation, I have decided,
with utmost respect, to decline the appointment. This decision was not
made lightly.
“It stems from a convergence of personal and professional
considerations, which, at this time, would not allow me to serve with
the level of focus and commitment the position rightly demands.
“Your Excellency, I remain fully committed to the vision of a
prosperous and self-sufficient Nigeria under your leadership. I continue
to hold your administration in the highest regard and stand ready to
support national development in other ways where my expertise may be of
service.
“Thank you once again for your confidence in me. I am deeply appreciative.”
Reacting, Momodu, who recently defected to the African
Democratic Congress, ADC, from the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, wrote
on Instagram:
“Well done, Muhammed, for rejecting a Greek gift.”
Recall that Muhammed Babangida was among fresh appointments by Tinubu barely two days ago.
Reacting, ADC slammed Tinubu for attempting to buy Northern Nigeria ahead of the 2027 general election.
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