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Yobe APC Group Warns Aspirants Against Actions Threatening Party Unity

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Yobe APC Group Warns Aspirants Against Actions Threatening Party Unity

By Abubakar Aliyu, Damaturu

The Mobilisation Coordinating Unit (MCU) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Yobe State has cautioned governorship hopefuls against actions capable of undermining the political stability and achievements recorded by the ruling party in the state.

The warning was issued on Friday in a statement released in Damaturu by the MCU Coordinator, Saidu Jakusko, who urged party members to remain committed to unity and peaceful political engagement ahead of future electoral activities.

Jakusko called on aspirants within the party to support the emergence of Baba Malam Wali, who was recently endorsed by prominent APC stakeholders in the state as their preferred governorship candidate.

According to him, Wali possesses the political experience, leadership qualities and administrative competence required to sustain the developmental strides recorded in the state under the APC-led administration.

The APC chieftain noted that the successes achieved in Yobe over the years were made possible through collective sacrifices, cooperation and commitment among party leaders and supporters.

He warned that any attempt to create division or disrupt the existing harmony within the party could threaten the progress already achieved and weaken the ruling party’s structure in the state.

The endorsement of Baba Malam Wali by some APC leaders had earlier sparked reactions from a number of governorship aspirants, who argued that endorsing a candidate before the party primaries was premature.

However, Jakusko stressed the need for party members and political actors to place the interest of the APC and the stability of the state above personal ambitions.

He also urged members of the party to remain law-abiding and continue to work for the success of the APC, while praying for sustained unity and victory for the party in future elections.

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