Former lawmaker who represented Kaduna Central Senatorial District, Shehu Sani said his name was not on the list because he was too young to be an ambassador. Speaking during an appearance on Arise Television, Sani stated that he still has much to deliver to the people of Kaduna State. He said, “My name has never been on the list for an ambassadorial position.
“I read about a month ago, as a former senator and Vice Chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs when I was there, that there are procedures for appointment. You have to get a call, submit your CV, go for security screening, and they have to vet you. But never has my name been among them.
“I think I’m too young to be an ambassador. I still have a lot to deliver to my people in Kaduna State.” Meanwhile, Shehu Sani, has claimed that bandits terrorising Nigeria are from the northern part of the country and not from Mali or Burkina Faso as claimed in some quarters
According to him, bandits operating in the North-West are Fulanis, and those in the North-East are Kanuris. Sani made the bold claim while speaking on The Morning Show on Arise TV on Wednesday. He, however, argued that it is unacceptable for about 5,000 bandits to be holding a nation of about 230 million people to ransom.
According to the former lawmaker, the government needs to be more strategic and determined in taking action against the bandits and other criminals.
