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It’s Too Early To Judge Tinubu’s Administration, Masari Counsels Opposition


By; SULAIMAN AHMED MISAU, Katsina

Former Speaker of the  House of Representatives, Rt. Honourable Aminu Bello Masari has enjoined anxious members of the opposition parties for judging the performance of the current administration of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in the country of its four year journey now at less then one year.

Honourable Bello Masari who

was also a former Governor of Katsina State, expressed this while speaking at the APC stakeholders meeting in preparatory to the forth coming local government councils elections in the state held at Presidential Banquet Hall of General Muhammadu Buhari (Government) house, katsina.

 Honourable Masari expressed the need for tolerance to enable

governments at all level plan properly in an efforts to advance  greatly.

On his part a former Governor of the state, Barrister Ibrahim Shehu Shema  appreciated the unity among card carrying members of the party in the state and called  for sustenance.

 Earlier the state chairman of the APC,   Sani Aliyu Daura and his Deputy Bala Abu Musawa  said the  meeting was to plan ahead of the forth coming general elections.

While welcoming the former Governor, Ibrahim Shehu Shema into the APC from the opposition Party, PDP, the leadership of the APC called for more collaboration and unity for the general development of the state 

Also speaking, Senator Abu Ibrahim and and former  Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika appreciated the large turn out of the  stakeholders at the meeting which attracted the three serving senators and former members of the state and national Assemblies, including senator Abu Ibrahim,, council chairmen and other elders of the APC including three senators for Katsina, Abdul’Aziz Musa Yar’adua, Daura Senator Nasiru Sani Zango and Funtua, Senator Muktari Dandutse and former Governor of  Borno, Colonel Abdulmumini Aminu (rtd).

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