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Osun NNPP Chairman blasts Ganduje over comments on Kano govt

The chairman of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) in Osun State, Dr. Tosin Odeyemi has taken a swipe at the National chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr Abdullahi Ganduje to wake up over his recent comment that the APC will take over Kano State.
Odeyemi in a statement made available to Daily Sun described Ganduje’s comment as a mere dream that cannot see the light of the day and thereby advised him to bury such dream.
He said Ganduje’s comment about NNPP as a dying party in Kano State was an indication that the APC national chairman is being frustrated by the good works going in the state since the NNPP took over the mantle of leadership in the state.
Odeyemi said it’s either some of his (Ganduje) aides are deceiving him or he’s deceiving himself.
He said the realities on ground in Kano State go beyond what the former Governor can just rubbish with loudmouth, uncouth behaviours and empty promises he’s known for in that state.
Odeyemi stressed that “I laughed when I saw that statement. Though, age is not on Ganduje’s side, he’s gradually slippery into amnesia, so, I won’t blame him much but just to let him know that Kano State has evolved.
“Otherwise, how could somebody who is living far from his state be boasting that many of NNPP bigwigs are set to dump the Kano ruling party for the APC just because he supervised the distribution of 63 vehicles and 1,137 motorcycles to APC local government and ward chairmen in the state?
“Masses in Kano state are with our performing Governor Abba Yusuf who is doing everything humanly possible to make life better for them in all ramifications.
“Let Ganduje organize a street rally in Kano State and see those that will follow him. Our party has transformed the state. we have shown them how to serve people and not feeding fat on their collective wealth.
“Ganduje should stop listening to parlour feedbacks from his aides who are deceiving him that his party can still take over Kano State,” Odeyemi added.