Hajiya Maryam Suleiman, the leading woman of the Congress of all progressives (APC) in the state of Kaduna and former ally of Malam Nasir el-Rufai, has officially distanced the former governor, calling for his desertion a wrong political movement.
Hajiya Maryam had previously been suspended from the party for critical comments about Governor Uba Sani. However, since then he has expressed remorse for his comments and has apologized to the governor.
Referring to his previous statements as a “childhood burst,” Hajiya Maryam described Governor Uba Sani as a compassionate leader who has forgiven his past comments.
In an interview with the journalists, Hajiya Maryam said he did not know about the problems that were at stake when he criticized Governor Uba Sani, “but when I realized my mistake, I apologized to him.”
'' I told him that I acted for infantilism and that I really did not understand the problems at stake. Everyone knows that I am a diligent person. I have realized my mistakes and I promise to make peace, “he promised.
Hajiya Maryam, who previously known as Maryam 'Mai Russau', an epithet that aligned her with the Rufai, now called herself Maryam 'Mai Ginau' in alliance with the transforming agenda of Governor Uba Sani in the state of Kaduna.
The wife leader said that the administration El Rufai made many mistakes, especially in the demolition of the markets and the dismissal of the Primary teachers.
'' People really complained about those policies and the victims had a short change. Some of those affected have lost their lives. The sources of livelihood of some have collapsed, '' he recalled.
'' In contrast, Governor Uba Sani is human. He is someone who likes to raise people, even if he doesn't know them. There is a world of difference between him and the former governor, “he added.
Hajiya Maryam also said that he meets Governor Uba Sani long before he became a senator, and added that “I met him for the first time before Malam Nasir El Rufai. He is a man of good heart who is always looking for the well -being of the oppressed. ''
The woman's leader said that the SDP will have no impact because she is a small child in the political scene that is largely unknown, and added that “I will not defect to the party because I am a member of Bona Fide APC.” ''