Former Jigawa State Governor, Sule Lamido, criticized the governance of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), alleging that the party prioritizes its own interests over the welfare of Nigeria. Responding to claims that the APC aims to establish a one-party state, Lamido stressed the need for opposition parties like the People's Democratic Party (PDP) to counter the APC's dominance and compete more effectively for political control. Lamido expressed skepticism about the APC's ability to govern Nigeria effectively, citing concerns about their policy-making approach and commitment to the nation's well-being.
During an interview with Arise News Television, Lamido emphasized his lack of faith in the APC and its governance philosophy. He asserted that the APC's formation and agenda prioritize self-interest rather than the welfare of Nigeria. Lamido urged opposition parties, including the PDP, to resist the APC's attempts to consolidate power and advocate for policies that benefit the country as a whole.
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