Adamu Garba, a prominent member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has expressed his contentment over President Bola Tinubu’s decision to not include him as a nominee for a ministerial position.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Despite facing insults during his campaign efforts for Tinubu, Garba has chosen not to voice any grievances. He lauds the president’s recently unveiled list of ministerial nominees, emphasizing its well-rounded composition.

Garba contends that the individuals nominated possess the necessary competence to form a cohesive and robust government. In a Twitter post shared on Thursday, he acknowledged that President Tinubu has executed an admirable task by ensuring fairness across various regions of the country….CONTINUE READING

His tweet stated, “During the campaign, my face was widely recognized, endorsing President Tinubu’s candidacy. Despite being subjected to attacks and insults, I do not express disappointment at not being selected.

The reason is simple: the selections were unbiased and pragmatic, laying the foundation for a united and capable government.

“The trajectory of government, as represented by F(t), is influenced by time. My current absence from selection does not preclude future opportunities. Recognizing when actions are executed appropriately, I am committed to supporting such decisions, even if they do not directly favor me.

“Our nation grapples with challenges in the realms of economy, food security, and overall safety. Our duty is to rally behind our leaders in advancing the welfare of our country.

The era for complaints, campaigning, and opposition has concluded; it is now the era of governance. Governance transcends political affiliations, affecting everyone. Therefore, the triumph of effective governance is a triumph for all.”