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Bala Mohammed, the governor of Bauchi State, was going to leave the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and join the All Progressives Congress (APC), but that plan fell through because of disagreements over a proposed power-sharing formula.
Sama’ila Burga, the head of the Turaki-led PDP faction in the state, told reporters in Bauchi on Saturday about this.
Burga said that talks between the governor, his Turaki-led PDP faction, and the APC leadership ended in a deadlock. This was because the ruling party reportedly turned down a 60/40 plan for controlling the party structure in Bauchi State.
The governor and his supporters, on the other hand, have said they are open to working with other political parties. They have also said that they are looking into new ways to switch parties, from the ward level to the state level.
Burga also said that the APC had shown it was not ready to work with the PDP structure and the state government.
He says that the APC started talks through the governor, who is also the national leader of the party. Abba Yusuf, the governor of Kano State, went to Bauchi to try to get Mohammed to join the party.
He said, though, that the talks came to a halt when the APC wouldn’t agree to the 60–40 sharing formula, which he said had been used in other states where people had left the party.
“This is how it has been done in other places where governors switched to the APC. They didn’t like this formula, so we’ve stopped talking about it. You can’t expect a government that controls the party from the ward level to the state level to not have control of the party.
He said, “We have called this press conference at the request of His Excellency, the Governor, who is in charge of the talks.”
