Usman Alkali enters Yobe governorship contest after consensus talks fail
Usman Alkali, former Inspector-General of Police, has declared his intention to contest in the Yobe governorship race. He made this decision after consensus efforts among aspirants broke down. Alkali emphasized that he was not asked to sign or agree to any consensus deal. He encouraged his supporters to remain loyal as the primary election approaches.
Key takeaways
- Usman Alkali joined the Yobe governorship race following the failure of consensus talks among aspirants.
- He stated that four other aspirants had already obtained nomination forms, indicating the collapse of earlier agreements.
- Alkali clarified that he was never asked to sign or commit to any consensus arrangement.
- He consulted party guidelines and stakeholders before deciding to proceed with his ambition.
- Alkali said he would consider stepping down only if party leaders present agreeable terms and urged his supporters to stay committed during the primary process.
