Transfer said this in Minna, Niger's capital, after visiting Ibrahim Babangida, former military president, who recently returned to the city after a drug holiday in Germany.
He said that it is in the heart of Babangida to know how the former president was allowed to go after his trip abroad.
“The issue of restructuring the country is left to Nigerians to decide whether they want it or not,” he said.
On the issue of recession, he said he had been advising the federal government positively on how to tackle the problem, even outside the media.
“I have been in the corridors of power before, so it is not easy. Using the media always to advise government is a disservice,” he said.
“I know I have been making positive contributions to the government aside the media to enable us come out of recession.”
Abubakar was accompanied by Abubakar Bello, governor of Niger and some chieftains of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
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