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Senator Sani warns APC supporters over planned door-to-door campaign for President Buhari, others

Senator Shehu Sani has warned supporters of the All Progressives Congress (APC) who have been recruited for door-to-door campaigns for President Muhammadu Buhari and other candidates of the ruling party in the general elections to be careful.

The Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) senator representing Kaduna central claimed that the supporters would meet with lots of angry Nigerians who are unhappy with the state of the country.

He warned the supporters to be vigilant so they do not get attacked by angry electorates.

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He made his assertions in series of tweets on Friday, January 4.

He tweeted:

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Legit.ng recalls that President Muhammadu Bauhari had asked members of APC Women and Youths Presidential Campaign Team (PCT) to embark on door-to-door campaign for the victory of the party at the 2019 general elections.

The president gave the charge on Thursday, December 3, while inaugurating the campaign team at the banquet hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

Now Senator Sani is warning the president's supporters not to be too enthusiastic about selling their candidate before reportedly angry electorates.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported earlier that Senator Sani asked Nigerians to vote out the APC in the general elections over the alleged failure of the current administration to offer good governance.

Senator Sani in an address on Wednesday, January 2, told members of the Igbo Youth Peace and Unity Initiative that the APC government had wreaked havoc on the people.

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“We must not deceive ourselves, we must tell ourselves the truth, the nation is sick, the state is sick. Nigerians expected a better deal than what we are having today. People who begged you three and half years ago to vote them have turned themselves to demi gods,” Sani said.

Senator Sani was a member of the APC until October 2018 when he defected to the PRP after the ruling party refused to give him a return ticket to the senate because of his unending conflicts with Kadua state governor El-Rufai.

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