From: Femi Oyelola, Kaduna
A group under the aegis of Amalgamation of Deregistered Political Parties Nigeria, (ADPPN), Kaduna chapter has endorsed the gubernatorial candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Uba Sani, saying he has the best credentials for the job.
This was disclosed in a press conference by Alhaji Muhammad Ahmad, and Ambassador Matoh Yakubu, Chairman and Secretary of the forum respectively in Kaduna yesterday.
The group said before arriving at this juncture, it has consulted widely with its members, network of stakeholders and opinion leaders; pointing out that it gave members the clear record of achievement of distinguished Senator Uba Sani, a civil society activist, a crusader for social justice, an award winning (ICPC certified) anti-corruption crusader and a high performing Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
ADPPN however, expressed dismay over negative signals coming from some political parties who have decided to create a political gimmick they called “Muslim-Muslim” ticket.
According to the forum, this phrase is a coinage of the opposition in Kaduna State, the APC only gave voice to our women who have been kept in the backyard for long; and for the last 4 years the performance of Kaduna State women in Governance has been clear for everyone to see.
“We state clearly that the combination of Sen Uba Sani and Dr. Hadiza Sabuwa Balarabe, is a strategic strike at the political balancing act.”
ADPPN however, expressed dismay over negative signals coming from some political parties who have decided to create a political gimmick they called “Muslim-Muslim” ticket.
According to the forum, this phrase is a coinage of the opposition in Kaduna State, the APC only gave voice to our women who have been kept in the backyard for long; and for the last 4 years the performance of Kaduna State women in Governance has been clear for everyone to see.
“We state clearly that the combination of Sen Uba Sani and Dr. Hadiza Sabuwa Balarabe, is a strategic strike at the political balancing act.”
