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Former Kano State Governor Kwankwaso Mocks President Buhari, Brands Change Agenda A Ruse
In an audio recording exclusively obtained by SaharaReporters, Mr. Kwankwaso said the APC is confused and has been lying to Nigerians about bringing change to their living conditions.
BY SAHARA REPORTERS, NEW YORKSEP 17, 2017

Former Kano State governor and disaffected member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, has described the "change" mantra of his party as a ruse. In an audio recording exclusively obtained by SaharaReporters, Mr. Kwankwaso said the APC is confused and has been lying to Nigerians about bringing change to their living conditions.

"When Nigerians asked: 'When are we going to see the change we voted for?' They were told to wait until after swearing-in ceremony. After the swearing-in, they heard silence without change and they asked, when will this change come. The answer was until they resume office and they subsequently resumed office and nothing happened," said Mr. Kwankwaso, who was an APC presidential aspirant in 2015.

The former governor added that when the masses asked again when to expect the change promised, they were told to wait until the appointment of the Secretary to the Government of Federation (SGF).

"After three months, the SGF was appointed and the people asked again: 'Where is the change?' The answer was they should wait for the change after the appointment of Chief of Staff. The masses got worried and said, please when will this change come? The answer was, until ministers are appointed. After six months, they appointed ministers," Mr. Kwankwaso said mockingly.

Following the appointment of ministers, said Mr. Kwankwaso, the APC promised that change would come when the budget was prepared and told the masses to wait for the budget. And when they got the budget, he added, Nigerians were told they would have the change after the National Assembly must have gone through the budget.

"Suddenly, the National Assembly approved and the people asked again: 'Can see and feel the change?' Their (APC) reply was until the President signed the budget. After he signed, there was no change, we asked. They said, the President’s ear is paining him and we should wait until he was healed," said the former presidential aspirant.

The masses, he said, were prepared to wait and rejoiced that the President could hear well and had returned.

Again, the APC did not deliver the change, shifting delivery to when fuel subsidy was removed.

"They suddenly tripled oil price and they kept quiet and we talked. They said we should be patient that change will come. While Nigerians were waiting, they now came again that the President was sick. They said we should wait, we waited and he came back from the first trip. They said we should pray and when he returned, they celebrated and we all secretly prayed for him, that Allah should heal him. When he returned they said we should give him time to fully recover," stated Mr. Kwankwaso.

He alleged that the APC started playing games, saying doctors said the President should return to London, where he stayed for 103 days before returning.

"We said when will the change come, they said until they drive away rats from his office. We are hoping, they will come and apologize and say the change will come when I (Buhari) return in 2019," Mr. Kwankwaso stated.

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Former Kano State Governor Kwankwaso Mocks President Buhari, Brands Change Agenda A Ruse
In an audio recording exclusively obtained by SaharaReporters, Mr. Kwankwaso said the APC is confused and has been lying to Nigerians about bringing change to their living conditions.
BY SAHARA REPORTERS, NEW YORKSEP 17, 2017

Former Kano State governor and disaffected member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, has described the "change" mantra of his party as a ruse. In an audio recording exclusively obtained by SaharaReporters, Mr. Kwankwaso said the APC is confused and has been lying to Nigerians about bringing change to their living conditions.

"When Nigerians asked: 'When are we going to see the change we voted for?' They were told to wait until after swearing-in ceremony. After the swearing-in, they heard silence without change and they asked, when will this change come. The answer was until they resume office and they subsequently resumed office and nothing happened," said Mr. Kwankwaso, who was an APC presidential aspirant in 2015.

The former governor added that when the masses asked again when to expect the change promised, they were told to wait until the appointment of the Secretary to the Government of Federation (SGF).

"After three months, the SGF was appointed and the people asked again: 'Where is the change?' The answer was they should wait for the change after the appointment of Chief of Staff. The masses got worried and said, please when will this change come? The answer was, until ministers are appointed. After six months, they appointed ministers," Mr. Kwankwaso said mockingly.

Following the appointment of ministers, said Mr. Kwankwaso, the APC promised that change would come when the budget was prepared and told the masses to wait for the budget. And when they got the budget, he added, Nigerians were told they would have the change after the National Assembly must have gone through the budget.

"Suddenly, the National Assembly approved and the people asked again: 'Can see and feel the change?' Their (APC) reply was until the President signed the budget. After he signed, there was no change, we asked. They said, the President’s ear is paining him and we should wait until he was healed," said the former presidential aspirant.

The masses, he said, were prepared to wait and rejoiced that the President could hear well and had returned.

Again, the APC did not deliver the change, shifting delivery to when fuel subsidy was removed.

"They suddenly tripled oil price and they kept quiet and we talked. They said we should be patient that change will come. While Nigerians were waiting, they now came again that the President was sick. They said we should wait, we waited and he came back from the first trip. They said we should pray and when he returned, they celebrated and we all secretly prayed for him, that Allah should heal him. When he returned they said we should give him time to fully recover," stated Mr. Kwankwaso.

He alleged that the APC started playing games, saying doctors said the President should return to London, where he stayed for 103 days before returning.

"We said when will the change come, they said until they drive away rats from his office. We are hoping, they will come and apologize and say the change will come when I (Buhari) return in 2019," Mr. Kwankwaso stated.

TonyeBarcanista:
Kwankwaso can NEVER say such.

THIS is cheap fabrication by Sahara Reporters...

Otherwise, who was Kwankwaso talking to? When was he saying it? Where was he saying it?

This is gross abuse of professional journalism and I'm sure the Senator will debunk it.

TonyeBarcanista:
Kwankwaso can NEVER say such.

THIS is cheap fabrication by Sahara Reporters...

Otherwise, who was Kwankwaso talking to? When was he saying it? Where was he saying it?

This is gross abuse of professional journalism and I'm sure the Senator will debunk it.

TonyeBarcanista:
Kwankwaso can NEVER say such.

THIS is cheap fabrication by Sahara Reporters...

Otherwise, who was Kwankwaso talking to? When was he saying it? Where was he saying it?

This is gross abuse of professional journalism and I'm sure the Senator will debunk it.

Paperwhite:
Do you need Kwankwaso's opinion to know that APC's "Change" was the grand political deception of the century?

TonyeBarcanista:
That's not the argument...

TonyeBarcanista:
That's not the argument...

UnknownT:
I just noticed you have removed that "100% APDA" on your signature, hope you are not trying to jump ship again because you are sounding pro-government (APC) these days

TonyeBarcanista:
Kwankwaso can NEVER say such.

THIS is cheap fabrication by Sahara Reporters...

Otherwise, who was Kwankwaso talking to? When was he saying it? Where was he saying it?

This is gross abuse of professional journalism and I'm sure the Senator will debunk it.

Chikpat:
The greatest crime a man can commit against his fellowman is to take up a job another man feels he is more competent, more qualified and more deserving of. This z d crime of d sick, old and almost-spent Buhari against Kwakwanso....Forgiveness will never come until Kwakwanso becomes president.
But hw will he

The sick, old man z already set for 2019 campaigns and forget it wen dey say, der z no money....he z beta financially prepared to go d miles wtout many money bags dat helped make 2015 happen.

What really did Kwakwanso allegedly say dat isn't true??

Our dear Buhari, quite frankly lacks d capacity to make d change himsef n his party promised to happen...but den himself n his party r very determined to have a 2nd term. Painfully they may get it as viable alternatives to Buhari for now, are fortunately or unfortunately in short supply.