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‎2027: Shettima slams Amaechi over feedback on Buhari

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‎Vice President Kashim Shettima has criticised the African Democratic Congress, ADC, vice-presidential candidate, Rotimi Amaechi, over his allegation that former President Muhammadu Buhari misled him forward of the All Progressives Congress, APC, presidential main in 2022.

‎Shettima described Amaechi’s feedback as disrespectful to the late former president, who he stated remained some of the revered political figures in Northern Nigeria.

‎The Vice President spoke on Tuesday in the course of the APC presidential marketing campaign rally in Dutse, Jigawa State.

‎He additional claimed that the previous President gave the reassurance in writing, which influenced his determination to not foyer delegates or negotiate political alliances forward of the first.

‎Reacting to the allegation, Shettima questioned whether or not anybody who confirmed such disrespect to a former President deserved the help of Nigerians, notably individuals from the North.

‎”Can you support such an individual who has no respect for the former president? This man, President Tinubu, has always regarded Baba Buhari highly. He has never supported anything that would tarnish his image and integrity,” Shettima stated.

‎He described northerners as individuals recognized for generosity and a practice of reciprocating goodwill, urging them to help President Bola Tinubu within the 2027 basic elections.

‎According to him, the forthcoming election presents a chance for the North to reciprocate the help Tinubu gave Buhari throughout his political struggles, notably his profitable presidential bid in 2015.

‎”Now is the right time to support this man for what he has done for the North and its people,” he added.

‎Shettima urged the individuals of Jigawa State to prove in giant numbers on January 16, 2027, to vote for President Tinubu and different APC candidates.

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