Senator Lamido cites insecurity for joining ADC
Senator Ibrahim Lamido has explained that his decision to join the African Democratic Congress stems from the worsening insecurity in Sokoto East. He emphasized that the move reflects the wishes of his constituents, who face daily threats from bandit attacks. Despite ongoing legal issues within the ADC, Lamido insists that urgent action is needed to address the crisis. He also criticized the government’s response, saying the situation remains dire for residents.
Key takeaways
- Senator Ibrahim Lamido said insecurity and persistent attacks in Sokoto East prompted his defection to the ADC.
- He stated that the decision was made by his constituents, not for personal political gain.
- Lamido dismissed concerns about the ADC’s internal legal crisis, stressing that security cannot wait for political stability.
- He challenged Ahmed Aliyu’s claims of improvement, describing the situation as still alarming and dangerous.
- The senator called for urgent government intervention, improved security measures, and humanitarian support for displaced communities.
