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Senator representing Gombe Central Senatorial District, Muhammad Danjuma Goje has opposed the consensus arrangement adopted by Gombe State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
It was gathered that the stakeholders of the party adopted the retired DCP, Mohammed Ahmadu Deba as the APC consensus candidate for Goje’s seat at a meeting presided over by Governor Inuwa Yahaya on Sunday.
In a statement issued by his aide, Barr. Saidu Muazu Kumo, Goje, who is seeking a fifth term in the Senate, faulted the arrangement.
The senator said the so-called consensus meeting had only the governor and a few aspirants.
“The meeting did not include all duly recognised aspirants within the party,” he said.
He said several aspirants had validly purchased their expression of interest and nomination forms but were not part of the consensus arrangement held at the Government House.
Electoral Act cites Goje
Goje said the Electoral Act clearly provides lawful ways for the nomination of candidates by political parties for submission to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) ahead of the 2027 general elections.
“It is necessary for the legality and transparency of the electoral process to strictly follow these methods,” he said.
Kumo said that the nomination process should be done through direct primaries monitored by INEC and relevant security agencies on a date to be fixed by the party in line with the electoral framework.
The senator argued that any attempt to impose candidates on the party was not in line with the existing electoral laws in Nigeria.
He argued that all duly recognised aspirants should be allowed to participate in a transparent nomination process.
