Sokoto ADC faction rejects claims of Tambuwal joining party
Aminu Tambuwal, former governor and senator, has been at the center of controversy over reports of his alleged defection to the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Sokoto State. The state ADC leadership, chaired by Umar Faruk, insists that Tambuwal did not follow the required procedures to become a member. The party stated that there is no official record of his registration at the ward level. The ADC emphasized that it welcomes new members, but only through proper channels.
Key takeaways
- The ADC in Sokoto State says Aminu Tambuwal has not officially joined the party, citing lack of registration at the ward level.
- Party officials in Tambuwal’s ward and local government area denied any knowledge of his membership.
- The ADC warned its 2023 governorship candidate, Belo Isiyaku (Keegan), against claiming authority to admit new members.
- The party cautioned Tambuwal to avoid interfering in ADC affairs, threatening legal action if necessary.
- The ADC reiterated that it remains open to new members, but only through the legitimate registration process.
