Kiranga
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- Jan 29, 2009
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When it comes to the powers vested to the president by our constitution, what I can say is that, our constitution is "awesome" indeed. Our president is entrusted to appoint almost all top officials including those who are responsible for advising him. Their choice depends much on how they have had pleased the one appointing them.This tend to jeopardize the efficiency of these officials as they might have constructive ideas but hesitate to give it so as to avoid offending their master.That is too pathetic for poor countries like ours, unless there is a serious constitutional review, the saga will continue.
That is a good analysis, but waaay beside the question.
The question was, does the fact that the president does not have good advisors excuse the president?