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Northern youths blast Tinubu over attack on Kachikwu.

Based on what the National Leader of APC, Bola Tinubu said about the Minister of State For Petroleum, Ibe Kachikwu, Northern youths under the auspices of Arewa Intergrity Youth Forum (AIYF) have blasted Bola Tinubu.


Tinubu expressed his dissatisfaction with the recent statement made by the minister who said that he was not a magician who could end the pertol scarcity “with a magic wand”.


However, Northern youths expressed support for Kachikwu and the ongoing reforms in the oil sector while addressing newsmen in Abuja on Monday, March 28.



Mallam Ibrahim Abubakar, the coordinator of the group, reminded Tinubu that he had earlier advised Nigerians to be patient with the government as it is trying to undo damage caused by the previous administration.



“We are today bewildered at the manner of double talk a revered leader in the calibre of Tinubu could engage himself, not minding his stand and position in the polity. Has he so soon forgotten that he advised Nigerians to be patient with this government because the previous administration had caused so much damage which had to be cleared? What has changed soon?” he wondered.

According to the group, Nigerians understand the current situation in the supply and distribution of fuel, therefore, they do not stage protests as it was done in the past.

The youth warned Tinubu to steer clear of the petroleum sector as all his actions show that he intends to discredit the good works of Kachikwu. The group alleged that the APC chieftain wants to instigate the minister’s sack thereby making way for him to plant a stooge to continue in the looting regime.


“Kachikwu has brought sanity into the oil sector, which is what is first needed to engineer development in any sector particularly that the present administration inherited a messy economy whose only cell is oil revenue,” the group said.
Source: Naij.com

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