A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Musa Iliyasu Kwankwaso, has said that the organisers of the #EndBadgovernance protests failed woefully in their antics and intrigues of bringing down the government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Kwankwaso who made this known in an interview also said: “The organizers only did what they did to show their hatred and enmity to President Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shetima’s unrelenting efforts in turning around the Country to a better place to live.” “They did that to whip up sentiments aimed at denting the image of President Tinubu and vice president Kashim Shetima and show that they were behind hunger and starvation the country found itself, while in real sense they Inherited a bad government but doing their best to salvage the situation”.
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“But they have failed, because their negative antics against the duo, rather than dent their image has made them, gain more popularity” he stated. Musa Illiyasu Kwankwaso, a former commissioner in the administration of Dr. Umar Abdullahi Ganduje, also warned Nigerian Governor’s, against mismanaging Federal Government N570 billion allocations to their States, saying anyone of them who mismanaged the funds would incur the wrath of God.
Kwankwaso admonished them to fear God and utilize the N570 billion allocated to them by President Bola Tinubu on youth and women development programs to alleviate the sufferings and hardship being encountered in the country and in their various States.
He said: “On the N570 billion given to all the 36 states and the Federal capital territory, the governors should fear God because posterity would not forgive them if they mismanaged the funds or diverted it for their personal use. “They should utilize it in the employment of youths and women in their respective states of the country.
Kwankwaso however called them to emulate” the Ebonyi state government whose government doled out a sum of N1 million to each of the 13,000 people to enable them start their small scale businesses and thus spent over N13 billion on empowerment” he stated.
