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Buhari Hasn’t Failed Nigerians, He’s Even Tolerating Rubbish From Some People – Gov Masari

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Katsina State Governor, Aminu Masari said Nigerians should be grateful that President Muhammadu Buhari is tolerating the “rubbish” some civilian president could not.

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Masari stated this during an interview with Television Continental (TVC) on Sunday, where he also insisted that President Buhari has not failed on his campaign promises.

The governor described the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the most reliable party in Nigeria, adding that the party’s rating has been on the rise as Nigerians have come to identify and believe in its ideologies.

“The rating of the President has not changed. Anybody saying the rating of a particular political party has gone down… it can only be tested during elections. And from what we have seen in the (APC) revalidation of new members, I think you are getting it wrong.

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“Protests are necessary in a democracy. Even in the best democracy in the world, people protest. The fact that we have democracy does not mean that people should not complain or protest.

“I think APC is still the strongest, most reliable and dependable party in Nigeria today. (And) I don’t think Buhari has failed us. I think he has tolerated us.

“And you know we had a president, even though a civilian president, who couldn’t take all this rubbish that some people are doing. But Buhari is taking everything.”

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KanyiDaily had reported how President Buhari directed Governor Masari to strike a deal and convince the brutal bandits who are killing, raping and kidnapping people in his violence-ridden home, Katsina state.

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