Injustice, trust and betrayal papatrated by APC prompt me out for alternative APM- Mijinyawa

A member representing Yola South Constituency in the Adamawa State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Kabiru Mijinyawa, has allegedly accused the All Progressive Congress (APC) of injustice, lack of trust and betrayal compelled him and his supporters to exit the party for the Action Peoples Movement (APM).

Hon, Mijinyawa was a former Speaker of the Adamawa state House Assembly made this known while responding to questions from journalists in Yola.

The Law maker expressed dissatisfaction on what he described as unfair treatment meted out to them by the APC during the party’s recent conduct of the party primary election in the state.

Hon. Mijinyawa what they had expected from the party leadership to reach out to them after the primary, but said their efforts yielded no positive response.

Explaining further, the law maker said,  their decision to join the APM was based on the party’s growing acceptance among the electorate, expressing confidence that the party would continue to expand its political base in the state.

He also noted that the APM had fielded what he described as a credible governorship candidate, Abdulrahman Haske, who is capable of winning the forthcoming election.

It on this note that, "I Hon. Kabiru Mijinyawa I am seeking re-election to the Adamawa State House of Assembly on the platform of the APM and expressed optimism about retaining his seat.

The former Speaker accordingly, pledged to sustain his efforts in providing quality representation for the people of Yola South Constituency, particularly through initiatives aimed at creating employment opportunities for youths, improving access to water and addressing other critical needs of the constituency.

He maintained that he had impacted lives across the political wards and polling units in his constituency, promising to consolidate on the achievements recorded so far if re-elected.

He therefore urged the people of Adamawa State to consider joining the APM, assuring them that the party would promote justice, fairness and equal opportunities for all members.

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