The All Progressives Congress, or APC, inherited insecurity, according to Hon. Aminu Sani Jaji, a former federal legislator and the director of contact and mobilization for the Tinubu/Shettima Presidential Campaign committee for the North West.
Jaji asserted that anybody implying that the insurgency began under President Muhammadu Buhari's administration was unfair to the ruling APC, stressing that the party deserved to be reelected by Nigerians since it had made an effort to secure the nation.
The Director, an APC candidate for governor in 2019, revealed this to reporters during a press conference in Gusau, the state capital, and emphasized that everyone, including the opposition parties, is responsible for the protection of lives and property.
Jaji said that the oil find in Gombe State, which he described as yet another significant victory for the APC-led government in the nation, had been soon forgotten by the people of Nigeria.
He pleaded with Nigerians to vote in all APC candidates to support Buhari's legacies, claiming that there was every sign that the APC will win the upcoming general elections by a landslide.
“I am very optimistic that APC would retain its seat at the national and State levels and if the APC presidential candidate is elected in 2023, he will make Nigeria and Nigerians very proud.
“I am sure that Senator Bola Ahmad Tinubu will take the issue of insecurity as his number one priority and will tackle it appropriately.
“We know that the security challenges were inherited by the APC-led government and the party has done everything within its power to tackle the problem,” he stated.
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