Taraba: APC shifts Governor Kefas’ defection date

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By Jude Opara with agency report

The Taraba State Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Ibrahim Tukur, has announced that Governor Agbu Kefas will formally join the party in January 2026.
The governor’s earlier defection date of November 19 was delayed following the kidnapping of students in Kebbi State.
Addressing journalists in Jalingo, Tukur revealed that the party has sanctioned several ward executives for breaching its constitution and urged dissatisfied members to follow the APC’s internal conflict-resolution channels before resorting to litigation.
Speaking on behalf of the State Working Committee, he also nullified the suspension of Abel Peter, the lawmaker representing Mbamga Constituency, whose ward executives had earlier penalised him for alleged anti-party activities.
Tukur dismissed recent remarks by Atiku Abubakar, who claimed he would reclaim Taraba for his party, describing the assertion as unrealistic.
He insisted that the APC has already secured control of the Taraba Government House and has no intention of relinquishing it.

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