JIGAWA: ‘APC’s end imminent as Buhari won’t support Tinubu in 2023’

FORMER Governor Sule Lamido has said the disintegration of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) is imminent.

Lamido said the inevitable power tussle for 2023, which would soon rock the party, would lead to the unraveling of the APC.

He noted that the APC is all about President Buhari and former governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu.

The former governor stated this at the inauguration of the Jigawa State People’s Democratic Party PDP reconciliation committee in Dutse.

Lamido, however, said Buhari would not throw his weight behind Tinubu to be the standard bearer for the APC in 2023 adding that this will drive a wedge into the relationship between the duo and lead to the party’s disintegration

He said, “Truth of the matter very soon there would be no APC in Nigeria because it’s made up of two persons Buhari and Tinubu. And I swear to God Buhari will not support Tinubu’s candidacy coming 2023 general election”

“So since they are the leaders of APC and they have issues everyone will find his way and that would be the end of APC in Nigeria”.

He, however, sounded warning to members of the People’s Democratic Party that there is nothing to gloat about in the imminent break up of the APC as it would not guarantee victory for the PDP in the 2023 election except the party puts its house in order.

“We also have our own problems is either we correct or Nigerians would continue to suffer

“We must forget all our grievances, set aside all our personal interest for us to win because it’s only PDP that can be able to rule this country” he stated.

Lamido charged the members of the reconciliation committee to be just and fair in their approach to aggrieved members.

He appealed to aggrieved members to put the party before their interest, for the victory of the party.