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Mohammed Adamu Abubakar, a former Inspector General of Police (IGP) and a candidate for governor in Nasarawa State on the All Progressives Congress (APC) platform, has accused the party of planning to sabotage the upcoming primaries through ward executives.
On Monday in Lafia, Abubakar’s campaign team chairman, Isah Nathaniel, spoke for him and said that there was a coordinated plan to pressure ward executives in all 147 wards of the state to support a preferred candidate before the 2027 elections.
The candidate for governor said that what is being called “coordination” is really “political manipulation in its crudest form.” He said that it is a “brazen attempt to hijack the will of party members and impose a predetermined outcome.”
The claim came just a few hours after Aliyu Bello, the State Chairman of the party, said that the leadership would make sure that all candidates had a fair chance during the primaries.
But Abubakar said that using ward executives for a secret purpose could cause chaos in the party and hurt its chances in the 2027 elections, especially since everyone has agreed to use direct primaries for all elected positions.
He told President Bola Tinubu to pay attention to what was happening right away and do something about it to protect the party’s integrity in the state.
He also asked the party’s National Working Committee to step in right away to stop the “unfolding illegality and restore constitutional order.”
He told the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and law enforcement to stay on the lookout for any attempts to force results, saying that these attempts are a direct threat to public peace and should not be ignored.
