Group faults Sagay for rejecting 2023 presidential ambition of Gov. Yahaya Bello

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From: Femi Oyelola, Kaduna

A group under the auspices of Arewa Youth Consultative Forum (AYCF) has taken a swipe on Professor Itse Sagay for rejecting the reported 2023 presidential ambition of incumbent Governor of Kogi State Yahaya Bello.
The National president, of AYCF, Alhaii Yerima Shettima stated this in a statement made available for media in kaduna yesterday.
While reacting to Sagay’s claim that Kogi governor has no records to show to warrant his nursing Presidential ambition, Yerima said Prof Sagay was economical with the truth.
“I am not holding brief for the young Kogi Governor because I know he is capable of defending himself any day, but I am exercising my freedom of expression as a stakeholder of the Nigerian project.
“I think it is quite unfair to make pretentious comments about Kogi State, which is the most peaceful State in the North today”.FOMWAN expresses dismay over high rate of gender-based violence in Kaduna

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