THE suspended Women Leader of the All Progressives Congress in Kaduna State, Maryam Suleiman, has said she has no regrets over his criticisms of Governor Uba Sani.
She added she was only aware of her purported suspension on social media, noting that 24 hours after the announcement, she had yet to be served any letter of suspension from her Nasarawa/Malaki Ward.
“I only read of my suspension on social media. I am yet to receive any suspension letter from our party,” she said.
She said she stood by what she said in the viral video, saying that what the governor did, was a clear case of betrayal.
According to her, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai did everything for Uba to become a senator and later governor, she said in the controversial video.
She also advised the governor against setting himself against El-Rufai, whom she described as “our leader.”
“I have no regrets over my criticism of Governor Sani. I thank God for all that happened.
“I only heard of my suspension on social media. I am yet to be served the suspension letter.
“In any case, I stand by what I said about the governor. I have no regrets at all. I remained unruffled by my actions because I stated the obvious.
“As a senator, Governor Uba Sani is the arrowhead of securing loans by El-Rufai administration. He was deeply involved in that,” she added.
