Former Lawmaker Drops Fresh Module on How Wike, Other Governors Can Reflect on Their Lives
- Senator Shehu Sani has dropped a piece of advice for all serving governors across states in the country
- The former lawmaker urged the governors to ensure they remain humble as their time in office would not be forever
- According to the former lawmaker, it is important for the serving governors to look back at the lives of their predecessors and how they are treated by friends and supporters after leaving office
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The former lawmaker who represented Kaduna Central senatorial district at the Nigerian Senate, Shehu Sani has dropped a piece of fresh advice for all serving Nigerian governors.
In a tweet posted on his personal Twitter account, the human rights activist said serving governors who feel like kings when in power need to look back to see what has become of their predecessors.
Source: Twitter
He also urged the serving governors not to count the number of friends and supporters they have while in office.
His words:
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"I wish the serving governors who feel like Kings can spare a little time and look at what became of their predecessors who were once in power.
"A governor should not count the number of his friends and supporters until he is out of office."
Nigerians react
Reacting to Sani's post on Twitter, some Nigerians urged the former lawmaker to be specific with his remarks.
A Twitter user, Agbo Gabriel told Sani to use his @ symbol by mentioning the particular governor he was referring to.
Another user, went ahead to mention the names of some serving governors while urging them to look at the lives of James Ibori of Delta state, Rochas Okorocha of Imo state and Peter Odili of Rivers state and thread carefully.
Trouble for top northern governor's son as Nigerians blast him over 'insensitive' comment on ASUU
Nigerians took to Twitter to condemn the remarks made by Bashir El-Rufai, a son of the Kaduna state governor on the Academic Staff Union of Universities.
These Nigerians believe that Bashir lacks the needed knowledge to understand ASUU's actions and strikes.
According to some of the citizens, the governor's son did not school in the country and can barely understand the need to achieve quality education in Nigeria.
'It's us that will come, meet you to say, see where you'll vote', Wike tells Rivers people ahead of 2023 Poll
The governor of Rivers state, Nyesom Wike had said that party affiliation does not transcend to good governance.
Speaking at the flag-off of internal roads at Rumuesara, Eneka town in Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State, held on Monday, August 29, his administration has continued to render good governance to the people of the state.
Source: Legit.ng
