Why I dumped ADC — Daura
Former Katsina State governorship aspirant on the platform of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Lawal Musa Daura, has revealed why he left the party saying injustice and lack of stable leadership prompted him to quit the ADC for the Allied People’s Movement (APM). While giving reasons for his decision, the former Director-General of the Department […]
Lawal Musa Daura, a former Katsina State governorship aspirant on the African Democratic Congress (ADC) platform, has disclosed the reasons behind his decision to leave the party, stating that injustice and unstable leadership were the key factors. Daura, who served as the Director-General of the Department of State Services (DSS), refuted claims that he defected from the ADC due to being overlooked for the party's governorship ticket.
He revealed that he had already left the ADC months prior and emphasized that his silence during that time was not out of fear but rather a calculated effort to strategize his future political moves. Daura's entry into politics was motivated by a strong desire to aid Nigeria's recovery from issues such as insecurity, poor leadership, and economic difficulties.
He clarified that his motivation was not personal ambition but a deep concern for the welfare of the country and its citizens. Daura saw politics as an avenue to challenge the notion that corruption is an inherent part of the political landscape. He praised the Allied People’s Movement (APM) as a robust and crisis-free party, urging Nigerians to back and vote for it in the 2027 general elections.
Daura, whose political aspirations have not been specified, expressed his readiness to aid in Nigeria's transformation, whether he holds a political position or not.
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