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Governor Aminu Tambuwal, the Governor of Sokoto State, has triggered serious reactions online after he officially announced his defection from the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC to the Peoples Democratic Party,PDP.
Tambuwal announced his defection on Wednesday while addressing a gathering of politicians and supporters at the Government House in Sokoto.
Some Nigerians while reacting to the news described his defection as a bad omen to the APC
They wondered what will become of the ruling party in 2019.DAILY POST, put together the reactions of Nigerians below:
@Ukkayode “Aminu Tambuwal officially dumps APC for PDP…….PDP tsunami continues. Oshiomole are you sleeping less than 3 weeks as the chairman of the Ruling party and divided the house because of personal greed of some leaders & you. Mind you, this is not labour that you give ultimatum.”
I have consulted widely especially with the people of sokoto and they have confidently assured me of my next political move. I hereby defect officially to the @OfficialPDPNig— Aminu W Tambuwal (@AWTambuwal) August 1, 2018
Power to the People pic.twitter.com/YHJakrXXex
@Seyoyo “Tambuwal’s defection is a significant event in a way Saraki’s or the legislators’ isn’t. The legislative defections IMO were driven by weakness not strength. A young governor abandoning the cause is significant – even though I don’t see how it benefits him.”
@Daldino “Thing is Tambuwal and Yari are probably the most horrible governors in the North. The region could do alot without them.”
@Onero “Finally Gov. Tambuwal is back to his official home @OfficialPDPNig He just left @OfficialAPCNg Sinking ship.”
@CBNjohn “Congratulations! Even a toddler in politics knows it will happen. Tambuwal is a serial snitch.”
@daldino “What now for Sokoto? What does Wamako do from here? Get a new governor for the poor ppl of Sokoto or will Tambuwal get reelected?
#Photospeaks: The People of Sokoto troop out en masse, ready to listen to their Governor, @AWTambuwal pic.twitter.com/BM3mVHmvdx— Sokoto Government House (@SokotoGovtHouse) August 1, 2018
@Zubichild “Tambuwal decamps third Gov in one week. Though some will say APC is purging bad eggs. Fine! The Party better accept this a huge LOSS & roll up their sleeves.”There is no better time to dump the sinking ship. This is the time for all patriots to come together to rescue Nigeria and her democracy.— Kola Ologbondiyan (@officialKolaO) August 1, 2018
Welcome back home your excellency Rt.Hon. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal to @OfficialPDPNig pic.twitter.com/777oYJpuJA
@Yincar “Another one dumps the ruling APC. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal is now in PDP. Very interesting times.”
@Sadimbichi “I’m very curious as to what these deluded Buhari fanatics have to say about Tambuwal.”
@Kingzvfr “PDP is now a time bomb waiting to explode soon. Now Tambuwal has joined the list of too many aspirants desperately wanting to become President. I give them till October before their marriage breaks up again.”
@Okunlolaore “With the defection of Tambuwal, it will be interesting to see how Bubu navigates this muddy waters.”
@O_basslet “You said Saraki is a nobody, you said Kwankwaso is a nobody, you said Tambuwal is not relevant, you said Shekarau is a nobody, you said Benue is too small, Kwara is negligible, Adamawa can go, yet confident Buhari will win north by landslide, Your eyes will soon clear.”
I wholeheartedly welcome back two of our finest men, @AWTambuwal and @BolajiAbdullahi who went on ‘sabbatical leave’ to the All Progressives Congress.— Governor Dankwambo (@HEDankwambo) August 1, 2018
Glad you are finally back home.
Power to the People. pic.twitter.com/CZFTHvgoQa
Related Topics: #AminuTambuwal, #PDP, #PoliticsBreaking News! The Executive Governor of Sokoto State and former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Alhaji Aminu Waziri Tambuwal @AWTambuwal has also dumped the failed and dysfunctional @APCNigeria and has returned to the @OfficialPDPNig. We welcome him back home. pic.twitter.com/DyQ1eHBghN— Official PDP Nigeria (@OfficialPDPNig) August 1, 2018
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