Bello was asked what the ruling APC intends to do about the state of the economy and unemployment.
Kogi Governor Yahaya Bello has made a shocking revelation about the country.
According to him, Nigeria would have been partly sold to China if the All Progressives Congress had not been elected in 2015.
He said the intervention of President Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressives Congress (APC) government halted it.
The governor made the comment when he was interviewed on Arise TV.
Bello was asked what the ruling APC intends to do about the state of the economy and unemployment.
His attention was called to the over 50 per cent rate and the 13,000 healthcare workers who have relocated to the United Kingdom in two years.
Bello replied: “The statistics or the numbers you just read out, where are they coming from? What are the processes?
“Most of the times, we question the statistics because I am most affected sometimes in Kogi State
“For instance, the NBS (National Bureau of Statistics), or in the media, or out there, people say you’re owing salaries.
“Even one particular elite put it on his Facebook that I am owing salaries up to 18 months.
“He pulled down the information within hours. There are some information out there that are misleading.
“I am not saying that are there no work to be done on unemployment, improvement of our economy,
“The next thing is: which of the countries of this world is having it rosy now?
“In fact, if anything, without this administration of President Muhammadu Buhari, under APC, probably, Nigeria would have been partly sold…
“..to either Chinese or any other person outside this country, because of the way the economy was managed before we came on board in 2015.
“In every system, there are saboteurs, there are Judas. We have them abound within and outside this APC administration of President Buhari”, Bello added.
The Kogi helmsman is the National Youth Coordinator of the over 400-member APC Presidential Campaign Council (PCC).
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