‘Apologise To Nigerian Youths’ – Senator Sani Tells Buhari

Senator Shehu Sani (APC, Kaduna Central) has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to apologise unreservedly and withdraw his earlier comment that Nigerian Youths Are Uneducated and Lazy. Sen Sani advised that what the Incumbent President should do now is to assure Nigerians and tell the youths what he will do for them in addition to those that he has done already. On the other side, the Kaduna lawmaker also called on the youths to take up the mantle of leadership and stop acting as ‘Alsatian dogs of the political elite.’

Senator Shehu Sani Calls On President Buhari To Apologise For His Comments, Tells Youths To Take Up The Challenge Of Leadership

Senator Shehu Sani (APC, Kaduna Central) has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to apologise unreservedly and withdraw his earlier comment that Nigerian Youths Are Uneducated and Lazy.
Stressing that the President is also human and can make mistakes, he noted that the Presidential Media Team should stop trying to dress the statement up.

Sen Sani advised that what the Incumbent President should do now is to assure Nigerians and tell the youths what he will do for them in addition to those that he has done already.
On the other side, the Kaduna lawmaker also called on the youths to take up the mantle of leadership and stop acting as ‘Alsatian dogs of the political elite.’



As confirmed by NIGERIA NEWS, Sen Sani made these statements on his personal Twitter page.
He tweeted: ”The President should simply withdraw the statement on the youths and apologise, and tell them what he will do for them in addition to what he had done for them.The President spin doctors are trying to spray fragrances on the faeces and lace the dung with olive oil, it’s absurd.
”The President is a human being, he can gaffe and should be forgiven and should not be sent to the political guillotine.
”As for the Youths, the challenge is to pick the baton and lead and stop holding the Alsatian Dogs of the political elite.
”The President echos the perception of the bourgeoisie power elites, the youths must rise against it.”