Former governor of Sokoto State and Senator representing Sokoto South Senatorial Zone, Senator Aminu Tambuwal, has asked President Bola Tinubu to stop using some unsolicited and negative remarks about former President Muhammadu Buhari’s tenure.
Tambuwal who was the Director General of the Peoples Democratic Party in the 2023 general elections, stated that from day one, the All Progressives Congress as a party had no plans for securing the country, rather than grabbing power to rule the country.
“The same Tinubu government that has failed to secure Nigerians, and bring development is now lamenting and disassociating themselves from Buhari’s administrative failure.
“There’s no reason for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to allow his aides or ministers to be castigating and attacking past APC government under Muhammadu Buhari which he has tremendously benefitted from as a member of APC.
“President Tinubu should face the governing of Nigeria with serious minded attention and not allow certain myopic tendencies in his government to destroy his good plan on securing of our nation and bringing cohesion and development to our country if at all he is ready,” he said.
Tambuwal, in his remarks during the stakeholders meeting of the PDP in Sokoto State on Sunday, urged PDP supporters in the state not to be discouraged about the happening in the country, instead to unite and ensure political understanding amongst themselves.
“Nobody can change our country like determination and commitment to good cause as we are all known for, our party supporters should be united in bringing such to the party progress.
“You have been in the vanguard of change and political unity, this will be your guiding principles of peace and political unity with discipline and respect to everybody in the party” he added.
He commended PDP Sokoto state leadership for their sacrifice and performance in bringing party unity and development.
Tambuwal further called on members to ensure they participate in the ongoing registration of members of the party in the state.
