APC Chieftain Speaks on EFCC's Alleged Attempt to Frustrate Al-Makura’s Chairmanship Ambition
- APC chieftain in Nasarawa state, Musa Yayaya Azara has said that the plot by EFCC to arrest or detain Senator Umaru Al-Makura would be strongly resisted
- According to reports, Azara stated that the alleged plot would not affect the senator’s political ambition in becoming the next national chairman of the ruling party, APC
- He added that those who are trying to frustrate Al-Makura’s plan to be the next APC chairman using the EFCC were enemies and did not mean well for the APC
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Nasarawa- A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nasarawa state, Musa Yayaya Azara, has warned that any attempt by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to arrest or detain senator Umaru Tankp Al-Makura would be strongly resisted by the entire people of the state.
Thisdaylive reports that the APC chieftain gave the warning in Lafia on Tuesday, August 17, while interacting with journalist on the invitation of the former governor by the EFCC recently.
Azara who dismissed the invitation of the former governor by the EFCC with a wave of the hand, said it would not affect his political ambition in becoming the next national chairman of the ruling party, APC.
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Azara added that Al-Makura has ran the most transparent and accountable administration in the state, Today.ng report further indicates that he remains the best governor so far.
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He said:
“If you see any good road, street, school, hospital in Nasarawa state today, it was built by Al-Makura."
He noted that those trying to frustate the former governor's chairmanship ambition would not succeed.
Former Presidential Aide Accused of Making False Claims About Ex-Ogun State Governor
Earlier, a former presidential aide, Doyin Okupe, has drawn the ire of Gbenga Adenmosun, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ogun state over his statements about an ex-governor, Ibikunle Amosun.
The report indicates that Okupe had reportedly told Arise TV that that Amosun served as his campaign coordinator in Ogun Central when he (Okupe) was running for governor in 2003.
The former presidential aide recently alleged that the APC and the Peoples Democratic Party are the same.
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