I will pursue my case in Law Court -Abaji APC candidate

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By Usman Shuaibu

The flag bearer of All Progressives Congress (APC) in Abaji Area Council of the federal Capital Territory (FCT), Hon. Muhammadu Angulu Loko, has said that he would pursue his case in the law court if the leadership of APC at the National Secretariat substitute his name with another candidate.
He said: “The conduct of the primary election was free, fair and credible.Therefore I did not know why the APC national want to replace another candidate”.
Loko stated this while speaking to newsmen in Abaji, pointing out that the result of the primary election was declared in the presence of the party agents in Abaji.
He said he was duly elected as the candidate of the All Progressives Congress in the area as the result of the primary election was announced.
His word: I was one of the people who built the APC in Abaji. So I will not allow my name to be changed or replaced at the APC National Secretariat.
He therefore, charged the entire members /supporters of APC to be patient, saying that the necessary action would be taken to retrieve our mandate.

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