Disregard the Rumour-AlMakura Debunks Defection from APC

Former Nasarawa State Governor, Umaru Tanko Al-Makura representing Nasarawa South Senatorial Zone has asked the general public to disregard the rumour of his defection from the All Progressive Congress (APC) as a result of his loss at the February 25th senatorial election.
Senator Al-Makura who reacted to the report of his defection published by Nasarawa Mirror on Monday, 01/03/2023; described the rumour in a statement as fake news coming from “jobless politicians and rumour peddlers who take pleasure in giving the dog a bad name to hang it.”
The statement captioned “Re- Associates Of Al-Makura Begins Door-To-Door Campaign, Roots For SDP’s Mustapha From Akwanga Zone To Replace Governor Sule”, said the rumour is from the pit of hell.
Senator Al-Makura, however, said he has under no circumstance imagined working against his party, APC and its candidates, simply because he lost an election.
Debunking the ill news, Senator Al-Makura stated he remains a true member of the APC.
“Senator Al-Makura, is a bonafide member of APC whose commitment to campaign for Gov Abdullahi Sule and other candidates of the ruling party in his zone, remain unshakable, towards ensuring they emerge victorious
“The general public is hereby advised to disregard this rumour and fake news from detractors seeking to cause confusion among members of the APC”.
Recall, Senator Umaru Tanko AlMakura was defeated by the Senator-elect, Senator Muhammed Onawo Ogoshi of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Nasarawa South Senatorial election during the last Saturday’s Presidential and National Assembly elections.
He has been rumored in the state to pick tents with the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in a bid to work against the seating of APC, Governor Abdullahi Sule.
According to the speculations, ‘Al-makura is said to be aggrieved because Governor Sule did not work for his success to return to the red chambers of the National Assembly.
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