Kebbi APC chieftain Yahaya cries out to Tinubu for ‘being snubbed’

A prominent supporter of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kebbi state, Adamu Yahaya, has made a passionate plea to the president over his non-inclusion and recognition from leaders of the party despite his commitment and loyalty.

In a press statement in Abuja yesterday, Adamu Yahaya, also known as Adam Fakai, expressed frustration that he has spent more than two years using his personal resources, time, and energy to publicise the achievements of the Tinubu administration across Northern and Southern Nigeria because of the confidence he has in the leadership of President Tinubu to develop Nigeria.

“I have spent more than two years using my money, time, and energy to promote the programmes and achievements of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration to Nigerians in both the North and South. I did so because I believed in his efforts to build a better Nigeria,” he said.

Yahaya alleged that despite his commitment, he had not received any encouragement, appreciation or support from APC leaders either in Kebbi state or at the federal level.

He claimed that although some prominent political figures had shared photographs and videos of the government’s projects he personally visited and documented, none had reached out to acknowledge or support his efforts.

“It is unfortunate that some prominent figures at the federal level use the pictures and videos of government projects that I captured and shared, yet none has ever contacted me directly,” he said.

Yahaya, therefore, appealed to President Tinubu, “whose robust reward system is widely acknowledged,” to carry him along in order to boost his morale and enable him contribute his quota towards the success of the administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda.