APC chieftain in Adamawa commends Buhari, cautions over cabals

From Umar Dankano, Yola

A Yola based human right activist and chieftain of All progressives Congress, APC, Alhaji Suleiman Baba Jada has appeal to President Muhammadu Buhari to be wary of some mischief makers working assiduously to bring his administration down by all means.
Baba Jada made his observation in an interview with journalists in Yola on Monday, stressing that president Buhari needs to be more firm and aggressive, especially in handling national issues, noting that the existence of pretenders and fifth columnists is contributing heavily in creation confusion and division in the country.
Jada commended Buhari administration for the ongoing road network projects and for removing the country out of economic recession; saying, the administration meant well for Nigerians.
He described the purported letters written by former presidents Olusegun Obasanjo and Ibrahim Babangida as a calculated attempt to bring the government down.
He opined that the two former leaders (IBB and Obansanjo) were the causative agents of the present predicament be-devilling us as a country, accusing them of institutionalizing corruption and nepotism in governance for their selfish reasons.
“President Buhari should not be discouraged with the blackmail of those two leaders (IBB and Obansanjo) which they exhibited in their separate letters to him because they were the ones who introduced and institutionalized corruption and nepotism in our governments.
“To me, these letters are purposely for their selfish interests, which all meaning Nigerians must reject in the best interest of our country; while Buhari should focus on providing dividends of democracy to us.” Jada advised.
Commenting on the alleged cabal surrounding and frustrating President Buhari, Jada insisted that the president have to look inwards with a view to sending them packing from the presidency, so that their clandestine activities can be addressed squarely.
“Buhari must dislodge this so-called cabal surrounding him in that presidency, because they are a serious damage to the administration which many Nigerians struggle to form, out of love and trust to him,” Jada decried.
Baba, who doubles as Uban Doma Jada, said even the appointment of Boss Mustapha as a replacement of Babachir David Lawan, as SGF, was a mistake in its nature, explaining that there are many good hands from different tribes who should have been better.
“For fairness and justice, the appointment of Boss Mustapha, as SGF and replacement of Babachir, needs to be revisited because they are from the same tribe, while there are better and good Christians from different tribes in Adamawa,” Jada highlighted.