Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State has cautioned members of the All Progressives Congress in the state against regarding him as a demigod.
Ganduje said: “I am not a demigod, so do not worship or prostrate before me or praise sing me always.
“You should also stop being sycophantic to me.
“I am not more than you.
“I am an equal partner and we are all equal members and stakeholders in the affairs of the party as well as the state.”
Ganduje said these on Saturday night in Sokoto.
He spoke at the closing ceremony of a three-day retreat organized for the State’s officials and stakeholders of the APC on political party management.
Ganduje stressed the need for the party members to continue to be law abiding and more focussed on ensuring the even socioeconomic development of the state.
The governor further underscored the importance of opposition in bolstering democracy in the country.
On the retreat, Ganduje said it was organized to improve the affairs of the party.
He said: “Political parties are often forgotten after elections in Nigeria.
“This should not be so and this what we want to change in Kano.”
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