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APC Youth Activist Blasts Critics of Seyi Tinubu’s Ramadan Food Distribution

 

APC youth activist Sadiq Ali Sango has strongly defended Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, against criticisms over his recent Ramadan charity initiative in Northern Nigeria. Speaking at a press conference in Kano, Sango condemned what he described as unjust attacks on Seyi Tinubu’s efforts to provide iftar and distribute foodstuffs to the needy.

Sango emphasized that Islam encourages charity, particularly during Ramadan, and questioned why Seyi Tinubu was being singled out for criticism. 

“Countless individuals, organizations, and governments engage in similar acts of kindness. Why, then, is Seyi Tinubu being condemned?”

He pointed out that the Kano State government had allocated over ₦8 billion for the Ramadan feeding program, which was widely celebrated, yet some detractors criticized Seyi Tinubu’s initiative because he is the President’s son.

Sango also cited the example of the Kano Governor’s son, who distributed rice to party members without facing backlash.

The activist further argued that Seyi Tinubu had stepped up to defend his father’s administration because some Northern appointees had failed to do so. “He has taken the bold step to engage directly with the people, promoting unity and showing that this government cares about every Nigerian, regardless of region or religion.”

He also issued a warning to the son of the Bauchi State Governor, accusing him of leading opposition against Seyi Tinubu. Sango urged him to focus on supporting his father in developing Bauchi State rather than engaging in political battles.

The APC youth leader concluded by commending Seyi Tinubu for his commitment to service and urged him to continue his good work.

 “We remain loyal and resolute to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his administration.”

Sango’s remarks come amid ongoing debates over Seyi Tinubu’s growing political involvement, particularly in the North, where opinions remain divided on his role in national affairs.

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