The government of Equatorial Guinea has reportedly resigned after failing to meet key performance targets, sparking conversations among Nigerians on social media about governance, accountability, and leadership.
According to reports, Prime Minister Manuel Osa Nsue Nsua submitted the cabinet’s resignation after the government achieved less than 10 percent of its objectives. The development has been widely discussed online, with many comparing the situation to political leadership in Nigeria.
However, some observers clarified that while the cabinet resigned, the legislative arm of government remains intact.
The development triggered mixed reactions from Nigerians, with some praising the move as an example of accountability, while others questioned whether such a step could ever happen in Nigeria.
Reactions Online
@omoadenle: “Meanwhile, our president is campaigning for a second term after making everything worse.”
@Dmedicgirl__: “Our own president and his co hoodlums won’t resigned for the goodness of our country,SMH.”
@lade_banks: “the nigerian one wants to die there despite meeting no key target.”
@CoiNDosh: “Nigerians thinks they on the same level as South Africa or Ghana… meanwhile look at our mate.”
@teesquarenoni: “Money no dey that country that’s why. No be for my Nigeria wey sharing formula dey cos problem every now and den.”
@Ugonn1Valentine: “The equatorial Guinea legislature is still intact. Put ur report correctly… Cabinet resigned, not the legislature.”
@Akyneorlah: “And thats genuine democracy. Not the shabby unintelligent craft we practice here in Nigeria and call it democracy.”
@DarkAmbitiion: “Nigerians: ‘they can’t fix the country in 4 years give them more time’ 🤡.”
@gustavoofota001: “@officialABAT see your mate, kindly reciprocate thank you sir.”
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