Shehu Sani, the one-time Senator representing Kaduna Central Senatorial district has reacted to a string of seemingly coordinated propaganda linking former governor of Borno State, Kashim Shettima to the emergence of Boko Haram.

Shettima was a two-term governor of Borno State, the epicentre of Boko Haram insurgency. PM NEWS reports. Information Guide Nigeria

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The Senator, in the statement, said, “Those who are aggrieved over the Muslim-Muslim ticket of the ruling party have the constitutional right to express their objections.

“However, the remarks that trailed the ticket, including insinuations and allegations linking Shettima to the formation, growth, and deadly destruction by the Boko Haram group is condemnable and mischievous. jamb results

“Shettima as the Governor of Borno State invested time, energy, and the resources of Borno State in combating, containing, and curtailing the activities of the terrorist group.

“Shettima has no hand in the abduction of the Chibok girls. He has done more than anyone in contributing and supporting the operations of the Army and other security agencies in protecting the people of Borno state and by extension Nigeria.

“As a stakeholder and former Chairman Senate Committee on the Humanitarian Crisis in the North East, I’m privy to the fact that Shettima attracted massive presence and intervention of international NGOs and donor countries to the humanitarian situation in Borno.

“I’m not a member of the ruling party, but the truth is that other than issues of religion, he is better qualified in terms of competence than many who were paraded.

“Religion is a sensitive matter in Nigeria; other than that, Nigeria’s most important challenge is security, Shettima’s experience can be useful and is very much needed.”

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