THE Minister of Interior, Comrade Abba Morro, has said that President Goodluck Jonathan has vision for Nigeria.
He advised those aspiring to his office to tell Nigerians what they would do rather than instead of criticising the President.
Speaking to reporters at his Ugbokolo country home in Okpukwu local government area, Morro noted with concern the vicious criticisms aimed at Jonathan by aspirants.
He said past office holders, and not Jonathan, were responsible for the total collapse of public institutions like Railway, Nigeria Airways and refineries.
According to him: "We found ourselves in this rot because those who were at the saddle of leadership failed to do what they were supposed to do and President Goodluck Jonathan inherited his, the situation and is doing the best."
The minister appealed to past leaders to borrow a leave from America and Britain where no past office holder openly criticise a sitting President.
He added: "Have you seen any of them criticise their predecessors in office like what some past leaders are doing now in the country?"
Morro distanced himself from reports linking him to the 2015 governorship race in Benue.
He maintained that Jonathan has entrusted him with internal security, adding that
it will be foolhardy of him to be talking about the race while serving as a minister.
According to the minister: "I am not interested in the 2015 governorship race in Benue, which is two years away.
"I have a huge task of supporting Mr. President who has a vision for Nigeria. I cannot be talking of 2015 and be a Minister again so count me out."
