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BY SOUMANOU SALIFOU
After Alhaji Ahmadu Adamu Mu’azu took the oath of office as the 13th governor of Bauchi State exactly at 12:20 p.m. on the bright sunny day of Sunday, May 30th, 1999, we wrote in this magazine that “throughout the inaugural ceremony, the big clock at the stadium was frozen (certainly unintentionally) at the hour of 12. One could read that as 12 midnight, the beginning of a new day, or 12 noon, the peak of Bauchi’s resolve to blaze new paths for development.” On hindsight, exactly 13 and a half years later today, it is fair to say that both readings of the time were right. The young governor – then only 44 – ushered in a new era that helped his home state make bold steps on the uphill road to socio-economic development.
“I have always believed that the best role in history is to leave a legacy for future generations. If leadership fails to deliver in history, it will be written out of it,” former Governor Ahmadu Adamu Mu’azu writes in the introduction of his Tenure Report, a huge 557-page book about his accomplishments in office that he graciously shared with “The African Magazine.” With his great achievements after two terms as the governor of the northern state of Bauchi (1999-2007), Mu’azu has indeed gone down in history and has set
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I warned Jonathan about Adamu Muazu but he didn’t listen – GulaK
Ahmed Gulak, a former presidential adviser to the former President Goodluck Jonathan in this interview with ADEOLA BALOGUN talks about the Buhari administration and sundry issues
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As a prominent PDP member, who was even a presidential adviser, many people were surprised that you could leave PDP for APC. Why did you do so?
Well, in the first place, there are people who have benefited more from PDP than myself yet they still left the party. I can give you an example with former President Olusegun Obasanjo, who was elected as president on the platform of the PDP for eight years. Atiku Abubakar who was elected vice president, ministers, governors, advisers who were appointed and elected on the platform of PDP left the party. Not only did some of them leave PDP, some of them tore their membership card. The reason for my leaving PDP for APC is that, in every politics, you must take into account your local environment. I am from Adamawa State, the North East geopolitical zone. The people of the North East geopolitical zone have come to realise that at least the administration of the APC has liberated them from the