Tinubu Confessed To Me That He Doesn’t Like Buhari’s ‘Style Of Government’, Says Saraki
In a replied response to Tinubu controversial comment that he alongside with other APC defector member’s dumped the party for the opposition PDP, because they are unable to get automatic ticket and also because they are unable to steal from this present administration, Bukola Saraki, President of the Senate, says Bola Tinubu, National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), once admitted to him his “displeasure with the style of the government” of President Muhammadu Buhari.
However, responding on Monday, Saraki said Tinubu was well-aware of his true grievances, and that even Tinubu himself had “also mentioned that he had equally suffered disrespect from the same government which we all worked to put in office”.
“Tinubu himself will recall that during the various meetings he had with me at the time he was pursuing reconciliation within the APC, I raised all the above issues,” Saraki said.
“I can also vividly recall that he himself always expressed his displeasure with the style of the government and also mentioned that he had equally suffered disrespect from the same government which we all worked to put in office. I also made the point that whatever travails I have gone through in the last three years belong to the past and will not shape my decisions now and in the future.
