The Kano State Government has issued a statement warning the public against the nefarious and deceptive attempts made by social media and online publications regarding a rumored phone conversation between Governor Abdullahi Ganduje and Ibrahim Masari. Their political connection to the incoming president, Bola Tinubu, is said to have come up in the conversation.
The State Commissioner for Information and Internal Affairs, Muhammad Garba, denounced it as the work of paid agents who seek to sow discord and disaffection between the two well-known political figures in an official statement issued on Saturday. It is obvious that some people who are uncomfortable with the long-standing friendship between Tinubu, Ganduje, and Masari are taking advantage of this circumstance, said Garba.
The commissioner emphasized that Tinubu and Ganduje have both acknowledged the “mischievous attempt” and are committed to maintaining their productive working relationship, particularly at this crucial juncture. We won’t permit selfish people to undo the hard work and cooperation between Governor Ganduje and President-elect Tinubu, he continued.
The commissioner urged All Progressives Congress (APC) members and the general public to reject such attempts and to continue supporting the party with calm loyalty. He urged them to concentrate on ensuring that the President-elect’s inauguration would go well. The “fabricated audio clip,” according to the Kano State Government, won’t have an impact on Ganduje, Tinubu, and Masari’s political cooperation.
