Nasarawa SDP gov’ship candidate denies pact to hand over mandate to ex-IGP
The Nasarawa State governorship candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) and state chairman of the party, Danlami Mohammed Musa, has denied the existence of any agreement to step down for the former Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mohammed Adamu Abubakar, or any other politician. Musa spoke during an interview amid ongoing speculation that the […]
Danlami Mohammed Musa, the Nasarawa State governorship candidate for the Social Democratic Party (SDP) and party chairman, has firmly denied any agreement to transfer his mandate to the former Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mohammed Adamu Abubakar, or any other politician. When questioned about the reports suggesting his candidacy could be replaced by Abubakar's supporters who recently shifted allegiance to the SDP, Musa confidently stated, "What agreement?
There is no agreement between me and him." Musa emphasized that the decisions regarding his candidacy are left to divine guidance, and if a situation arises necessitating him to step down, they would discuss it. Nevertheless, he reiterates his status as the authentic SDP candidate in the state, highlighting that he became the candidate due to the electoral laws during the primaries, not by any arrangement.
Musa further adds that the SDP in Nasarawa State is harmonious and free from internal strife, assuring that "everything is peaceful, and yes, everything is going well."
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