Zamfara State Governor, Hon. Bello Mohammed Matawalle has received a member of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, presidential campaign council, Dr. Hamza Abubakar Haruna to the All Progressives Congress, APC, fold.


This was contained in a press statement signed and issued to newsmen in Gusau, the State capital by the press secretary to Governor Matawalle, Comrade Jamilu Magaji.

Abubakar, who briefed newsmen at the APC North West Zonal Office, along Isah Kaita in Kaduna, in company of vibrant and agile young political groups from PDP, said his decision to join the APC is to support the north west campaign coordinator to earn the zone an overwhelming victory at the 2023 general elections.

He expressed confidence with the political maturity of Governor Bello Matawalle in unifying the party and making APC stronger in the North West geo-political zone.

The decampee said he rejoined the APC considering the fact that the party will take the country to the next level, expressing optimism that Governor Matawalle’s political strategy will continue to remain indelible in the minds of Zamfara people and the North West in general.


He added that he defected alongside teeming political groups across the seven States of the North West geopolitical zone, who are mostly youths.

Governor Matawalle, who earlier received Abubakar and his entourage at his residence, commended the politicians for choosing to align with the APC and its Presidential candidate, Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

He informed the defectors that Tinubu had mapped out strategic development plans that will consolidate the existing reforms embarked upon by President Muhammadu Buhari.

garfield1:
Atiku is out of the race

garfield1:
Atiku is out of the race

Ttalk:
It is over for Dubai Alhaji. Lazy Party and lazy candidate cannot confront the formidable APC with it's never tired candidate.

Now that Wike the strong man and Fayose no longer play their active role as they used to, PDP has become weak and it is glaring that their defeat will be monumental.

The only people still remain like Dino and Reno are the just there to cash out dollar from Atiku.

The other brown envelop journalist, Kperogi can no longer withstand the boring and weak PDP, he has decided to mellow down, licking his wound that he has miscalculated

ganisucks:

By this time next year, 60% of the PDP and the APC, including your whatsapp boss will be in the Labour party. Your boss will make you hang President Obi's picture in your living room. The irony!

ganisucks:


Vodka calling gin alcoholic. APC is as lazy as, probably more lazzie Faire than, PDP. The only people going about town with Baba Lagos are politicians interested in using campaign funds to settle their own selfish interests. The governors are only interested in installing their successors, or winning the senatorial seats in their constituencies. It's every man for himself in the Wild Wild West called APC.

LeoDeKing:

Shukudi, stop quoting me.

I'm allergic to unintelligent stories.

Ttalk:


If there one thing you can't take away from the disobedient children to their parent but became obidient to Obilienus is their faith and believe in their foolishness.

You said more than this during APC primary, by the time Tinubu is declared winner, your next line of argument will be court will upturn the victory while your inner mind would wish Tinubu die.

There is no prediction from your end that has turned to be correct. I don't reckon with opinions from Obididirins

garfield1:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://dailypost.ng/2022/11/29/pdp-pcc-member-hamza-abubakar-others-defect-to-apc-in-zamfara/%3Famp%3D1&ved=2ahUKEwjtjdSw69X7AhWJuaQKHaRQAHsQFnoECAoQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3DyRpTnzprpoPz2jQB9-W0

Aiel123:

25% in Zamfara is possible for PDP.
It averaged 22% in 2019 against Buhari,now I'm sure they hit 25%.

ganisucks:

And again, I said check my posts then. I never once stated that Tinubu would win or lose at the polls. The only thing I said then was that there were saboteurs in his crew. An assertion that has been proven time and time again.