Emir of kano:- Sanusi said Why Jonathan lost to Buhari

Previous Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria and the current Emir of Kano, Lamido Sanusi, says President Goodluck Jonathan lost in light of the mind-set of voters which was controlled by the financial conditions and level of destitution the nation over.

Sanusi, who is currently known as Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II, said this amid a meeting with our reporter on Saturday.

He said the voting demonstrated that regions which had a high rate of neediness felt dismissed by the Peoples Democratic Party-drove Federal Government throughout the years.

Sanusi said the presidential survey results demonstrated that the figures of the PDP in presidential races from 1999 had kept on lessening fundamentally.

The ruler said the PDP got less votes in 2007, less in 2011 and after that less votes in 2015 creating the decision gathering to at long last lose to the resistance party, the All Progressives Congress.

He said, "I think in 2011, it was clear that Jonathan had lost numerous states in the North that had beforehand been won by previous President Olusegun Obasanjo. Furthermore, it was clear that there was a general sense by individuals of the Federal Government not putting resources into the ranges where there is an abnormal state of destitution.

"I accept more of those states started to feel that feeling of not feeling the elected vicinity and not feeling the effect of majority rules system in their pockets and I think it is greatly essential for individuals to interface with the administration and when you have such conditions following 16 years of popular government, it was common that individuals would need to have a change and I think this is essentially what has happened.

"I don't ponder an individual, I think it is something that has been continuing for various years and you could see the states won by the PDP in 1999 and what they won in 2003, what they won in 2007, 2011 and you would start to see the progressions in the way Nigerians were reacting so it was a matter of time."

Sanusi, notwithstanding, recognized Jonathan, the President-choose, Muhammadu Buhari; and the Independent National Electoral Commission for the behavior and climate of the race.

He said change of initiative was useful for majority rule government as it energized sound rivalry. He said it was the pattern in majority rules systems over the world.

"I think it is useful for the nation that you host diverse gatherings winning and if the APC performs, they get another term and on the off chance that they don't, they get voted out following four years and it is amazingly essential that this happens so given us a chance to not see it regarding some individual losing," he said.

Sanusi additionally asked Buhari not to concentrate singularly on defilement yet on different zones that obliged pressing government consideration, for example, training, rotting framework, differentiating the economy and altering force.


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