Kwankwaso says Buhari is healthier than Jonathan

Hehehe....Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso of Kano State has declared that the Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Muhammadu Buhari is fit to rule Nigeria, alleging that the opposition leader is even in a better health condition than President Goodluck Jonathan.
The Kano State Governor, who disclosed this on Sunday while exchanging views with newsmen in Kano said Buhari, “By my judgement, since we finished our party primary elections, he is sound, hale and fit to rule this country.

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“In fact I feel he is healthier than the incumbent occupier of the seat because he went to all the states on campaigns in addition to other engagements that come in between,” he stated.
The former presidential aspirant went on to accuse the federal government and the ruling PDP of dolling out money to win the presidential election scheduled for March 28.
While insisting that money alone cannot give success in the forthcoming elections, he said, “The federal government and the PDP can use all the money in the treasury to bribe whoever they want, but God, the Almighty, has his own way of doing things.
“Power belongs to Him not to those with money or who control security agencies. Nigerians are wiser,” he added.
Speaking on his stewardship as governor, Kwankwaso explained that every state governor can work to develop their states unless if they chose to steal instead.
According to him, “People are surprised and many are asking questions that where did we get the money to do these projects we are doing in Kano. But the truth of the matter is that – you cannot steal and perform. It is the money for projects that people steal that is why they are not performing. In Kano we don’t steal.”
The Governor listed some of the landmark projects he undertook in the state to include the award of an Independent Power Project at Tiga and Challawa-Gorge Dam at the cost of N14.2BN, establishment of one garment factory in each of the 44 local governments in the state and the establishment of a Micro Finance bank also in each of the 44 local governments.
Declaring that 44 Schools for Islamic Studies and 44 Technical Schools were also built in the state, the Governor noted that the projects “were with a view to ensure that all our children that finished primary school get space to proceed to have post-primary education
“I feel so fulfilled that our governments as been able to encourage Kano people to accord education the priority it deserves,” he averred.