- These are tough times for ex-governor of Borno state, Ali Modu Sheriff
- Sheriff has been labeled a mole in the APC by his former spokesperson, Inuwa Bwala
- Sheriff, a former national chairman of the PDP, face the same accusation while in the opposition party

A former aide to ex-governor of Borno state, Ali Modu Sheriff, has accused him of being a mole planted by the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in order to scuttle the ruling All Progressive Congress’s (APC) chances at the polls in 2019.
The allegation was made by Inuwa Bwala, a former commissioner of information in Borno state and spokesperson for Sheriff when he (Sheriff) served as national chairman of the PDP.
Bwala told Premium Times that his former boss allegedly “donated” a campaign venue for the use of Senate President Bukola Saraki in Maiduguri, Borno state on Saturday, September 22.

Saraki's campaign train visited Borno over the weekend to address PDP delegates in the state as he seeks the presidential ticket of the main opposition party.

“It is public knowledge that foreshams hall belongs to Sheriff’s wife. The hall was built while Sheriff was governor of Borno state under the ANPP.
“The hall was not accessible for PDP events throughout Sheriff’s reign as governor. However, sources close to the management said the hall was given to Saraki and (ex-vice president) Atiku for free as Sheriff waived the fee,” Bwala said.

Sheriff could not be reached for comments on the allegations.
He recently defected to the APC and has been named as one of the campaigners for President Muhammadu Buhari’s reelection.

“President Buhari needs to be careful with Sheriff. It is very possible that he is in APC to actually work for the PDP.
“We all know that President Buhari and Sheriff have nothing in common. There is no way Sheriff will sincerely work for Buhari.
“Those of us who worked closely with Sheriff know this. The president can assign the security (DSS) to find out who owns Foreshams and to establish whether both Saraki and Atiku didn’t hold their campaigns for free at that venue.
“Why is he even giving them venue. Whoever knows Sheriff can bear testimony that unless there is something fishy, it is impossible for politicians in another party and not his, to use Foreshams hall that is owned by his wife,” Bwala said.


Meanwhile, the Taraba Progressive Movement, a group within the APC, has called on the screening committee of the party in the northeast not to clear any aspirants having corruption case with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
They also asked the party to be wary of some politicians within its fold linked to the infamous 2015 armed deal under the previous administration.
In a statement signed by its coordinator, Muhammad Umar, and sent to journalists, the group warned the APC not to give out its ticket to personalities with dented records, particularly people who had stolen the collective wealth of Nigerians.


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