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APC’s ‘tribalistic’ campaign almost destroyed Nigeria, says Lamido

Freedom Online by Freedom Online
May 15, 2015
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Governor Sule Lamido of Jigawa State has told President-elect, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari, that Nigerians will not accept excuses for any failure of his administration because the All Progressives Congress (APC) almost destroyed Nigeria with its tribalistic campaign.
“They tried to break and distort Nigerian harmony. They tried to turn tribe against tribe, brother against brother, raising false hope. They must fulfil all their promises because there was no condition of good or favourable economy when they were making these promises. Do not give any excuse because we will not tolerate any excuse. There was no condition given when they were soliciting and asking for votes.”
Lamido, who spoke in Minna, the Niger State capital, said it would be disastrous if the Buhari administration gives excuses for its failure in governance.
“Nigerians are expectant and will not tolerate any excuse from APC. To ensure that they got to power, they ran a very divisive campaign”.
He also accused the APC of not raising any developmental issue while campaigning, “but they were busy blacklisting the Peoples Democratic Party.
“During campaigns, APC chieftains were busy blacklisting the PDP. They did not raise any developmental issue. They were busy harping on Nigeria’s problems which include Boko Haram, corruption and other security issues. ‎They didn’t know that a day of reckoning will come. Now, they have to fulfil all those promises they made,” he stated.

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