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70 PDP stalwarts defect to APC in Gombe

70 PDP stalwarts defect to APC in Gombe

Story from Najibullahi ADAMU, Gombe

The Gombe state chapter of the All Progressive Congress (APC) has received 70 defectors from the opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Dukku local government area of the state.

The defectors who were wards executives of the party in the local government announced their defection to the ruling party over the weekend when they visited the state Governor Inuwa Yahaya.

Receiving the decampees, the governor represented by his Chief of Staff Abubakar Kari expressed delight over their defection to the ruling party and assured them of equal treatment like old members of the party.

He said his administration is people oriented, with a clear vision of bringing development to their door steps calling on them to convince more members of the opposition parties to join APC.

“I commend your foresight to join APC in view of the development projects executed by our government in your respective areas. This is an indication that you joined politics to be true representative of your people.

“The government of Alhaji Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya is always concerned with the people at the grassroots hence his decision to award the contract of road projects linking Gombe Abba, Kunde down to Kirfi local government of Bauchi state”. He said.

Earlier, the former PDP secretary of Kunde ward Liman Abubakar who spoke on behalf of other defectors said they were there to show their loyalty and support to Inuwa led administration.

According to him, the decampees came from three wards in Dukku local government to include Gombe Abba, Zange and Kunde.

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