Governor Tambuwal Reveals How He Rejected Bribe From FG Not To Defect From APC

The Governor of Sokoto State, Aminu Tambuwal, has revealed how he rejected a bribe from the Federal Government to construct a road to his village as a way of preventing his defection from the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Tambuwal made this revelation while speaking at the flag off campaign rally of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Silame, Sokoto State. He said:

“When they realised I was about to leave the APC, they hurriedly packaged a road contract in my village to plead with me not to leave. We cannot continue to tolerate a government that has abandoned his people. The APC hates to invest in our people. Sokoto State will punish the APC at the elections. We will mobilise our people to come out enmasse to vote for PDP. We don’t make empty boasts like our opponents. We speak with our thumbs and PVCs and by next month, we will humble them.”

The Governor fumed at the hunger in the country and what he described as the incompetence of the Muhammadu Buhari led Federal Government in tackling the insecurity problems in the country. He added:

“Sokoto is a PDP state, there is no doubt about that. No matter what some propagandists may say, this state will be delivered to PDP 100 percent. How can anyone claim that 50,000 of our solid and faithful members defected to APC in the small courtyard of Senator Wamakko. We cannot be detained by the past, especially by those who plundered the state resources and wanted us to keep quiet. By the special grace of Allah, there will be no retreat, no surrender. We will not surrender our state to people who do not mean well for our people.”