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Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya of Gombe State has said that he would not tolerate any act that could threaten peace in the state ahead of the forthcoming primary elections.
The governor, who spoke on a statewide broadcast on Wednesday, said the decision was taken following disagreements among some aspirants despite efforts by the APC Elders’ Committee and the party’s State Executive Committee to build consensus around endorsed candidates.
The governor said that members of the APC with the support of the APC Elders’ Committee and the State Executive Committee made spirited attempts to explore the consensus option some weeks ago.
The former Minister of Communication and Digital Economy, Professor Isa Ali Pantami, has opposed the consensus arrangement that favoured Dr Jamilu Isiyaku Gwamna and the Senator representing Gombe Central District, Muhammadu Danjuma Goje, and protested the arrangement that removed him after 16 years in service.
Governor Yahaya said, “The party will now proceed to direct primaries in accordance with Section 87(2) of the Electoral Act.”
As political activities heat up, my priority remains to safeguard peace and stability in the State, said the governor who will be entering the final year of his administration on May 29.
Yahaya said that the conduct of party primaries was critical because of its implications for democracy, social cohesion and internal stability in the state. He warned that security agencies will not tolerate attempts by politicians or their supporters to exploit the primaries to cause trouble.
He said there are unpatriotic politicians and conflict entrepreneurs who want to hide behind the upcoming primary elections to cause chaos and conflict.
The governor added that anybody found culpable in disrupting public peace before, during or after the primaries will face the full weight of the law assuring that anybody found wanting will not go unpunished.
The governor appealed to political stakeholders to put the interest of the State above personal ambitions, recalling that the security challenges facing parts of the North-East notwithstanding, Gombe has remained relatively peaceful since its creation in 1996.
