Tambuwal Blasts APC: ‘I Couldn’t Stay Amid What’s Happening in the Country’

According to Aminu Tambuwal, the former governor of Sokoto State, the Africa Democratic Congress (ADC) opposition coalition is not supporting any one person’s presidential ambition but rather is working to save Nigeria.
Speaking in Sokoto shortly after being greeted by a resounding wave of fans, Tambuwal pledged that the coalition will soon present a comprehensive policy program that would address insecurity, boost the economy, and enhance the welfare of its constituents.
He criticized the All Progressives Congress-led government for failing to handle the economy, insecurity, and the well-being of Nigerians, calling governance “human faceless.”
He reaffirmed his commitment to democracy, the rule of law, and responsible leadership. I can’t be forced to give up these values by any organization. I left the APC in 2018 because of the injustices occurring in this nation. All of the reasons I left are now even more evident.

Despite the President’s authority, he claimed, no meaningful action has been taken, such as hiring more security guards.

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Tambuwal responded to assertions that the alliance is being formed to further Atiku Abubakar’s goals by saying, “This coalition is not about any individual.” Nigeria has to be saved. The NNPP, PDP, Labour Party, and other political parties are uniting to provide Nigerians with a viable option.

Tambuwal remembered his opposition to any sudden elimination of fuel subsidies without compensatory measures.

“I cautioned against eliminating subsidies without a structure to safeguard the public while I was Speaker. The cost of its unilateral removal is being felt by Nigerians.

The senator asked Nigerians to support leaders who are dedicated to genuine reform, promising that the alliance will provide a model of governance based on competence, accountability, and compassion.