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SHEHU SANI ALERTS NIGERIANS: There Will Be No Restructuring, Before And After 2019


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Senator Shehu Sani, has rubbished a report of a Committee constituted by his party, the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, to look into the issue of restructuring.
Shehu Sani revealed that there will be no restructuring in the country, before or after the 2019 general elections.
Post-Nigeria recalls that the Governor Nasir El Rufai-led Committee had on Thursday, last week, submitted its report on restructuring to the National Working Committee, NWC, of the APC, on Thursday.
While speaking, Sani described the report as a ‘political gimmick’ by the El-Rufai-led Committee.
“El-Rufai’s APC Restructuring Committee is a self-serving political gimmick, aimed at diverting attention away from Obasanjo’s letter. It is also a campaign document for 2019. It is not a report worthy of the paper it was written”, Sani said.
Sani maintained that the country will have no restructuring, before or after the 2019 general elections.
He said Mr. El-Rufai is “anti-restructuring”.
“El-Rufai is anti-restructuring. There will be no restructuring, before and after 2019. The President had repeatedly made it clear that the problem is a process, so what are we talking about.
“El-Rufai simply wants to eat his cake and have it; orally calling supporters of restructuring as opportunists, and on the other hand submitting a report in support of it”, he said.
He noted that the document will not be considered by the Senate.
“When eventually the El-Rufai Restructuring Committee reaches the Senate, it will be photocopied to 109 pieces and shared to the Senators to use as toilet paper. If there are extra copies, it will be shared to Suya and Akara hawkers outside the National Assembly, to use it to wrap their products.
“El-Rufai’s restructuring report will be shredded and modified to serve as a good toilet paper for Senators. If there is seriousness in restructuring, it could have started in 2015.”


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