Tunde Bakare Optimistic About PMBs Change Agenda

Pastor Tunde Bakare of Latter Rain Assembly on Friday expressed optimism that President Muhammadu Buhari will deliver on the much needed change promised Nigerians.Speaking to State House Correspondents after a closed door meeting with the President at the Villa yesterday, Bakare maintained that its too early to judge President Buharis performance in office.Bakare who was President Buharis running mate in the 2011 elections, appealed to Nigerians to be patient with Buhari as according to him, the years of wastage have finally caught up with Nigerians.He said, When you are driving on a wrong direction, for example, you are going to Ibadan and you face Badagry and you get to Cotonu and you realize you have gone in the wrong direction for too long a time, then you turn back and make a U-turn, there will be some suffering you have to go through.Pain is part of gain. No pain no gain. The years of wastage and all that we have done wrong has finally caught up with us. All we are praying for is wisdom for this government to things right and to do the right things. So. That gradually, we can begin to come out of the woods.Commenting on the performance of the President, the televangelist said, it is too early and to soon to begin to judge. If there is any I know about Mr. President, it is that he has a good heart. He loves this country and he wants the country to run well. But it takes time. I know we are all impatient and in a hurry and I trust we will come out of the woods.On the rumoured cabinet reshufflement, he posited that Buhari can do what he deemed it when he likes it saying the president knows the criteria he has set for his ministers .He knows what he has given them. For example, I have not given any appointment to anyone so I cant judge their performance. But if there are yardsticks and standards given to them and if they have performed below par, definitely, the president would not mind at the right time to do those things.I will like to appeal to all Nigerians that we should just excise a bit of patience. This change will not become chain that will tie all of us down. Change for good takes time and we should just exercise a little bit more of patience.We trust that government is listening and the leaders are listening too and they will respond to the yearning and aspirations of Nigerians, he added.
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