Adamawa APC elders caution Tinubu over candidate selection concerns
Bola Tinubu has been warned by Adamawa State Central Senatorial Zone Elders of the All Progressives Congress about possible defeat in the next presidential election if alleged imposition of candidates continues. The group, represented by spokesperson Mohammed Jimeta, voiced their concerns at a press conference in Yola. They compared the situation to a past political setback faced by the Peoples Democratic Party due to similar issues. The elders emphasized the need for equity, fairness, and justice in the party's candidate selection process.
Key takeaways
- Mohammed Jimeta stated that the APC risks losing support in Adamawa State if candidate imposition is not addressed.
- The elders referenced the 2015 PDP experience, warning that ignoring local preferences could lead to defeat.
- They argued that Mustapha Salihu did not contest for the Senate, and that Abdulraheem Abbati should be the rightful senatorial candidate for the Central Senatorial Zone.
- The group highlighted that all local government areas in the zone have produced senators, questioning why Yola North is allegedly being sidelined.
- The elders urged Nuhu Ribadu to help protect the President’s votes in Adamawa and warned of mobilizing against the party if the issue persists.
