Maikaho followed me into the living room, saying he had something to say. I wanted him to say it quickly so that I could go upstairs, but he fiddled with a cigarette before he spoke. He said, “Alhaji, I must tell you something. After we left Mai Lazimi’s school and again after we left Alhaji Yunusa’s stall, I noticed that you went into the bush with soap and water and washed your hands. In politics, this is very serious. It will be said that you don’t like common people, that just because you shake hands with them you hide somewhere and wash your hands. Please don’t do that when we go out tomorrow. If people notice it, our opponents will cash in on it and it could be the end of our campaign.” Mahmud Jega
Posted on: Sun, 20 Oct 2013 10:12:10 +0000
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