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Shehu Sani, a former federal senator, has called on the North to stay in President Bola Tinubu’s administration.

According to Sani, they shouldn’t let people who didn’t vote for the government run it.

This comes as the former lawmaker pleaded with the North to back the Tinubu administration’s constructive reforms.

Following the North’s resistance to Tinubu’s Tax Reforms Bills, which are presently before the National Assembly, Sani made his remarks in a video that ZINGTIE was able to view.

According to ZINGTIE, Tinubu’s government’s proposed tax reform legislation has drawn condemnation across the nation.

While some contend that the bills will overburden Nigerians, others claim that they are directed towards the northern area.

According to Sani, no region of the nation is as fortunate as the northern part of the country.

He said: “There’s no part of the country that’s so blessed like the northern part of the country. We cover about 65% percent of the total landmass in Nigeria.

“Out of the nation’s 235 rivers, almost 70 percent are located in the northern part of Nigeria. Some nations rely on cotton, we are blessed to grow cotton.

“Some nations rely on sugarcane we are blessed with growing sugarcane. We are sleeping on a gold mine. There’s no natural resources that is found in all part of the world that’s not within the ground level of our soil here in the north.

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“So, the question is: do you continue to rely, depend on salvation from others. Your reputation, your dignity, your future, and respect for your yourself is dependent on your ability to provide sustenance for yourself.

“If I’m not mistaken, this is a government the North brought into office. So why should you antagonize a baby that you delivered?

“You should not leave this government to others who did not vote for it. It’s your that used your tongue and brought them to office.

“Your demands should be on issues that on the table. Until now you have the Minister of Education. The Chief of Defence is always from here. The Minister of Commerce of Information is from here, National Security Advisor is from here, Minister of Agriculture is from here, Minister of Defence is from here.

‘All the key positions being given by government are people from this part of country.”

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