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  • “Forgive Us For Supporting Buhari In 2015” – Shitu Begs Nigerians
  • Senator Ubali Shitu representing Jigawa North West senatorial
    district, has asked the people of the state and Nigerians in general
    to forgive them for supporting the election of President Muhammad
    Buhari in 2015 election.
    Senator Shitu made the request for forgiveness while addressing
    thousands of PDP supporters at the party’s rally in Dutse.
    Shitu had recently defected from the All Progressive Congress to
    the major Opposition party, PDP alongside thousands of his
    supporters for what he described as ” lack of focus ” and fake
    promises among the leaders of the ruling party.
    “I am apologising to Jigawa state people and Nigerians because the
    President Buhari-led administration is moving contrary to the
    wishes of common man, “he noted.
    He accused the Buhari administration for bringing more hardship on
    Nigerians in different ways, including price inflation, kidnapping,
    armed bandit, among others.
    He explained that Nigerians were not grateful to Allah fervour during
    PDP administration and asked for change in the 2015 general
    election.
    “Nigerians are not thankful at all, that is why Allah gives us the
    changes we are looking for and leaved us to suffer more,” he said.
    Shitu said citizens could no longer afford another four years of that
    kind of leadership as it would plunge them into more difficulties.
    He noted that presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic
    Party (PDP), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and other candidates of the
    party were the only solutions to the Nigeria’s problems in the
    forthcoming general elections.

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