APC rejects claims of unfair primaries by Adamawa LP candidate
Peter Fwa, the Labour Party’s senatorial candidate for Adamawa South, has accused the All Progressives Congress (APC) of lacking internal democracy and fairness in its primary process. Fwa stated that he left the APC after about 10 years due to alleged irregularities and injustice within the party’s Adamawa State chapter. The APC has strongly denied these claims, calling them an attempt to tarnish the party’s reputation. Fwa remains confident in his chances for the upcoming senatorial election, citing strong grassroots support.
Key takeaways
- Peter Fwa said he resigned from the APC after about 10 years, citing a lack of fairness and transparency in the party’s primaries.
- He alleged that candidates in Adamawa State were reassigned to different positions without due process.
- The APC, through spokesman Victor Dogo, dismissed the allegations and insisted that the primaries were conducted openly and transparently.
- Fwa is set to contest against Binos Dauda Yaroe and Felix Tangwami in the senatorial election.
- Both Fwa and Tangwami are from Demsa Local Government Area in southern Adamawa.
