Alhaji Sani Ahmad Zangina, a social media activist and All Progressives Congress (APC) member, has criticised former Vice President Atiku Abubakar over what he described as a lack of achievements in Adamawa State and Nigeria.
Speaking on The PAP Show from 11.00, Zangina questioned Atiku’s record during his time as governor of Adamawa State before becoming vice president in 1999.
He claimed that if Atiku had remained governor from 1999 to 2007, it would be difficult to identify a primary school built by his administration.
Zangina also referred to Atiku’s hotel, water company and American University of Nigeria, arguing that the institution’s fees placed it beyond the reach of many families in Adamawa State.
He said parents earning less than ₦1 million or ₦2 million would struggle to pay for their children’s education at the university because of the high cost.
Questioning the affordability of the institution, Zangina said, “If your guardian is earning anything less than 1 or 2 million naira, you can’t sponsor your child in that university because of the cost. It’s very expensive.”
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