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By Sani Gazas Chinade, Damaturu
HOTPEN – The Yobe intellectual group has condemned the recent attacks on Gov. Mai Mala Buni in the media over insinuations that he has failed in his duties as a governor.
The group, under the umbrella of Intellectual and Concerned Indigenes of Yobe State led by its Chairman, Abubakar Kachalla Zaid, wondered why some individuals have changed discussions on party politics to personal attacks on the character of their governor whom they believed has delivered on his mandate both as the governor of Yobe and the Chairman Caretaker Committee of the ruling party.
The chairman at a press briefing in Damaturu said the group is compelled to set the records straight on the leadership of Gov. Buni and his achievement so far in the State, adding that, Gov. Buni has also rescued the APC within the time he was giving the responsibility to re-organize the party.
The group noted that the APC as a party is much healthier today since Gov. Buni took over as the Acting National Chairman, while maintain that, Gov. Buni would not succumb to cheap blackmail from detractors and speculators but to do the right thing for the interest of all Nigerians.
The group also maintained that the same enthusiasm Gov. Buni with other patrotic Nigerian used to unseat the PDP in the last general election has been the same since he took over the National assignment of salvaging the party.
The group cautions those making opinions on Gov. Buni to be more “honorable and respectful in their presentations with facts”.
Speaking on his leadership and achievements in the state, the group leader maintained that Gov. Buni has instituted and completed some projects in the state both in the Health, Housing, Education, and the Social sector.
Adding that “His Excellency Gov. Mai Mala Buni is building the biggest maternity & newborn complex at Yobe State University Teaching Hospital. “He also built students hostel at University Teaching Hospital for the state-owned medical students and another one at Sule Shehu col college Nursing and Midwifery. “And so many projects to mention far-reaching intervention in education, rural and urban roads, modern markets, improved security, public servants’ welfare, scholarships, the revival of industries and intervention to support the unemployed and less privileged among other laudable achievements, we say, without fear of doubt that the last three years were among the most phenomenal in the history of our dear state,” the group explained.