Masari’s former chief of staff leaves APC for ADC in Katsina
A former Chief of Staff to ex-Governor Aminu Masari, Almustapha Saulawa, has left the All Progressives Congress (APC) for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Katsina State. Saulawa cited principles and a desire to “rescue” the state as reasons for his defection. He was joined by many supporters, especially youths, at the ADC Secretariat where he formally registered. His move adds to a list of prominent politicians leaving the APC in Katsina.
What we know
- Almustapha Saulawa announced his defection at the ADC Secretariat in Katsina, registering as a member with a large group of supporters.
- He stated that his decision was guided by principle and dissatisfaction with the APC, where he felt he could no longer be loyal.
- Saulawa believes the ADC is now a strong contender against the APC, especially with increasing youth support.
- He has not yet decided if he will run for office, focusing instead on building the ADC in the state.
- Other notable defectors from the APC in Katsina include Mustapha Inuwa, Senator Ibrahim Tsauri, and Senator Baban Kaita.
