Adamawa APC primary questioned over alleged irregularities
An aspirant, Abdulrahman Haske, has raised concerns about the conduct of the All Progressives Congress governorship primary in Adamawa State. He alleged irregularities in the process and questioned the credibility of the results. The primary produced Ahmed Galadima as the winner, but Haske claimed that some results were still being collated when the winner was declared. The party’s spokesman, Victor Dogo, dismissed Haske’s claims as unfounded.
Key takeaways
- Abdulrahman Haske alleged irregularities in the APC governorship primary process in Adamawa State.
- He claimed that results from some local government areas were still being collated when the winner, Ahmed Galadima, was announced.
- Haske emphasised the importance of transparency, fairness, and inclusiveness in the electoral process.
- The Adamawa APC spokesman, Victor Dogo, described Haske’s allegations as fabricated and urged dissatisfied aspirants to seek redress through the appeal committee.
- Haske reaffirmed his loyalty to the APC and called on his supporters to remain calm as consultations continue.
