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The Kebbi State chapter of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has alleged that the prosecution of its governorship candidate, Abubakar Malami, is politically motivated.
The party disclosed the allegation in a joint statement signed by its State Chairman, Sufiyanu Bala and Chairman of ADC Elders Forum, Shehu Aliyu Sambawa.
The Anti-Corruption said the circumstances of Malami’s case suggested it was political persecution rather than genuine anti-corruption.
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“The ruling party is trying to weaken the opposition before the 2027 general elections,” the party said.
The ADC said it is not against the lawful investigation or prosecution of any citizen but believes the circumstances surrounding Malami’s case point to political persecution rather than a genuine anti-corruption effort.
It also questioned Malami’s arrest and detention over what it described as a bailable offence, alleging that his properties were raided in his absence and that his family’s assets were overvalued to denigrate his name.
The ADC also argued that the allegations against the former minister did not take into account his personal background, including his family assets and achievements before his appointment as the Attorney-General of the Federation.
The party said it had faith in the judicial process and believed the appellate courts would do justice to the matter.
The ADC also slammed the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) for allegedly using anti-graft agencies and sections of the judicial system to harass opposition figures ahead of the 2027 general elections.
It said its members stood firmly behind Malami, even in the face of what it called harassment, blackmail and media attacks, and insisted that no amount of political pressure would deter the party’s resolve as the governorship election approached.
