According to Garba, he's not complaining for not getting picked by Tinubu to become a minister.
Adamu Garba, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress has said even though he was ignored by President Bola Tinubu in his ministerial nomination list, he's not complaining.
Garba claimed he was attacked and insulted for campaigning for President Bola Tinubu.
He however, commended Tinubu saying his appointees were balanced and objective enough to start a unified and strong government.
In a post on his social media platform on Thursday, Garba claimed that the President did an excellent job as he was fair to all parts of the country.
He wrote, “As you may know, my face is all over the place during the campaign, promoting President Tinubu’s candidacy, but also getting attacked, insulted and was taken to the mud, but I don’t complain for not getting picked, why, because the picks were balanced and objective enough to start a unified and strong government.
“Government is a function of time F(t), the fact that I get nothing now doesn’t mean that I won’t get tomorrow. But I know when things are done the right way and I will support it even if it doesn’t favor me.
“We have problems with the economy, food security and general security issues, our job is to stand behind our leaders to do the right thing for our country.
“The complaint time is over, the campaign is over, opposition is over, now is the time for governance. Governance is apolitical which affects everyone, thus, the success of governance is success for all.”