Former Jigawa State Governor, Alhaji Sule Lamido, has appealed to Nigerian politicians to avoid the issue of zoning as a criterion for leadership selection in 2023. He said Nigerians with a proven track record of trustworthiness, who also have a national outlook like Gov. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal of Sokoto state, should be encouraged to pick…
Lamido made the calls on Tuesday when he received Gov. Tambuwal and his entourage who visited him in his Bamaina country home in Birnin Kudu local government area of Jigawa state in the Governor’s first leg of nationwide consultations on whether or not he should seek to run for the position of President under the PDP.
“Our son here is like me. We have similar and parallel positions in government. I have even held more sensitive positions than him,” he said jocularly, emphasizing that he is “looking forward to having” the Governor as a worthy successor, who is eminently qualified to run for the highest office in the land should he choose to do so.”
“This does not suggest that we are beggars hungry for power. Instead, we are worthy stakeholders with friends in many parts of the country who we can persuade to see reason with us in the realization of the Nigerian Project,” Lamido stated.
His time will come.
Tambuwa ko, Tanbuyin ni. Thieves
Someone who has grown to a level of Number 4 man in the country nigeria and bring himself down to a level of governor can not be addressed as out standing
Tambuwaal betrayed GEJ and Nigeria. Why does he think that the GEJ faction of PDP will support him?
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