Shehu Sani: El-Rufai, Amaechi Owe Nigerians an Apology
Former Senator Shehu Sani has criticized ex-governors Nasir El-Rufai and Rotimi Amaechi, stating they owe Nigerians an apology for the country’s current economic hardship. In his Sallah message, Sani accused the two of hypocrisy, noting that despite holding influential positions since 1999, they now speak about poverty and hardship as if they weren’t part of the problem.
“If they still talk about hunger and poverty, they must first apologize,” Sani said, arguing that the present state of the nation stems from years of misgovernance and policy failures by those who once held power.
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He condemned the political elite for distancing themselves from the consequences of their actions while pretending to offer solutions, insisting that Nigerians deserve honesty and accountability not recycled rhetoric.
Sani urged for national unity and prayers during these difficult times, expressing hope that with sincere governance and reforms, the country could recover. Addressing insecurity in the North, he called for collective efforts to combat banditry and restore peace.
Finally, he encouraged citizens to remain patriotic, reject divisive narratives, and continue demanding justice and responsible leadership.
