Babangida Aliyu:Thank God Buhari Lost The Election
Governor Babangida Aliyu of Niger State Wednesday declared that the outcome of the presidential election was a lesson for the North, adding that the North has no choice than to negotiate back into the mainstream.
Said he: “as Northern states, we have to negotiate ourselves back to the mainstream; that is what we have to do if we must reclaim our position in this nation. We must ensure that anybody who wants to discriminate on religion or sow the seed of discord fails”.
The Niger state governor said Nigerians and the people of Niger State in particular have thousand and one reasons to thank God that the presidential candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), Major General Mohammadu Buhari (rtd), did not win the April presidential election, saying his state would have been a goner if Buhari had won.
He said “we thank God that Buhari did not win the presidential election in the country; we would have been a goner by now. People like that will not win election because God judges people by their intentions. It is always good to have good intention”.
Aliyu was at a retreat organized for State Houses of Assembly members-elect held in Jos, Plateau State on Wednesday, where he stressed again and again that “if the CPC had won the presidential election coupled with the victory they recorded in Niger state, PDP would have been a goner in Niger state”.
Meanwhile, a petition has been brought against the Director General of the Major General Muhammadu Buhari Presidential Campaign Organization, Alhaji Sule Hamma, at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) by the former proterm National Financial Secretary of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), Bayo Abdulwahab for allegedly diverting presidential campaign donations to his company’s account.
The petitioner also asked the EFCC to investigate the former National Treasurer of the party, Hon. Hadi Sirika over his role in the botched N22.5m contract for a biometric membership registration exercise of the party.
The petition, which was dated May 27th and addressed to the Chairman of the EFCC, alleged that Hamma had diverted the party’s presidential campaign donations recieved from party supporters to his private company, SHY Nigeria Limited through its accounts in UBA and Zenith banks domiciled at Transcorp Hilton Hotel.
Governor Babangida Aliyu of Niger State Wednesday declared that the outcome of the presidential election was a lesson for the North, adding that the North has no choice than to negotiate back into the mainstream.
Said he: “as Northern states, we have to negotiate ourselves back to the mainstream; that is what we have to do if we must reclaim our position in this nation. We must ensure that anybody who wants to discriminate on religion or sow the seed of discord fails”.
The Niger state governor said Nigerians and the people of Niger State in particular have thousand and one reasons to thank God that the presidential candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), Major General Mohammadu Buhari (rtd), did not win the April presidential election, saying his state would have been a goner if Buhari had won.
He said “we thank God that Buhari did not win the presidential election in the country; we would have been a goner by now. People like that will not win election because God judges people by their intentions. It is always good to have good intention”.
Aliyu was at a retreat organized for State Houses of Assembly members-elect held in Jos, Plateau State on Wednesday, where he stressed again and again that “if the CPC had won the presidential election coupled with the victory they recorded in Niger state, PDP would have been a goner in Niger state”.
Meanwhile, a petition has been brought against the Director General of the Major General Muhammadu Buhari Presidential Campaign Organization, Alhaji Sule Hamma, at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) by the former proterm National Financial Secretary of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), Bayo Abdulwahab for allegedly diverting presidential campaign donations to his company’s account.
The petitioner also asked the EFCC to investigate the former National Treasurer of the party, Hon. Hadi Sirika over his role in the botched N22.5m contract for a biometric membership registration exercise of the party.
The petition, which was dated May 27th and addressed to the Chairman of the EFCC, alleged that Hamma had diverted the party’s presidential campaign donations recieved from party supporters to his private company, SHY Nigeria Limited through its accounts in UBA and Zenith banks domiciled at Transcorp Hilton Hotel.
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