Shehu Sani, a former federal senator, has predicted that President Muhammadu Buhari’s All Progressives Congress (APC) will fall apart following his term in office.
According to Sani, the incumbent APC will cease to exist after Buhari leaves Aso Rock in 2023 due to the party’s intrinsic injustice and betrayal.
He chastised the party for failing to zone its presidential ticket to the South West after it was agreed that Buhari’s successor would come from the region.
Sani said President Buhari of disrespecting the South West by refusing to support the party’s presidential ticket being assigned to the region.
“For the APC, it is still undecided whether to rotate or not, and it has received so much money from candidates,” he told The Punch. It only hasn’t decided on zoning yet.
“There is a moral burden on the APC’s conscience if it does not follow the zoning principle. Because President Muhammadu Buhari has been in office for eight years, it’s only natural that the APC nominates individuals from the south so that we can file an appeal.
“The PDP is under no obligation to do so; we have candidates from all throughout Nigeria.” They’ve also set the race wide open. The APC still has the fortitude to say whether it is open or closed, or whether the presidency is zoned. Because of the fundamental inequity in the APC, it will not endure a night after Buhari leaves office.
“Why can’t the South-West become Nigeria’s next President?” So it would be a betrayal if you turned on people that stood by you and helped you become who you are.”
