The Bola Tinubu Support Group has called Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State a failure and a disgrace to the youths.
According to reports, the group was reacting to an interview where the Kogi governor asked Bola Tinubu, the national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to drop his presidential ambition.
In a statement titled, ‘Your failure in governance has betrayed the Not-too-young-to-Run Campaign-TSG replies Yahaya Bello,’ which was signed by the Director- General of the TSG, Umar Ibrahim, in Abuja, on Sunday, the Tinubu group told Bello to ask God and Kogi people for forgiveness over his failure as governor.
The statement read:
“All Nigerians can attest to the fact that Governor Bello of Kogi State is a disgrace to the Not-too-Young-to-Run campaign.
“How do we commit a great nation such as Nigeria to a so-called youthful governor who was given an opportunity to lead his state and he messed things up?
“It is on record that you, governor Bello, remain the governor with the highest number of months of unpaid salaries, and nonperformance despite the huge sums of both internal and federally-generated revenues.
“We advise that you channel all your efforts into begging and praying for forgiveness for all the sufferings you have inflicted on the good people of Kogi state rather than eyeing the presidency,” the group said.
Source: Naija News
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