Governor Murtala Nyako of Adamawa on Friday said he would not return to the Peoples Democratic Party despite the resignation of Alhaji Bamanga Tukur as the party’s national chairman.
Nyako made his stand clear when he spoke with journalists at the Yola International Airport, Adamawa.
“The resignation of Bamanga Tukur is not a condition for my return to PDP.
“Some of my reasons for not returning are that the party has become an empire of impunity and lawlessness,’’ the News Agency of Nigeria quoted the governor as saying to journalists.
He said his decision to remain in the All Progressives Congress was not for personal interest, but in the interest of the country and democracy.
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ReplyDeleteNyako you are irrelevant in the Nigerian society and corrupt ex military Navy officer. You were a governor as a military officer, chief of naval staff; what impact were you to your colleagues and the state you govern as a whole - nothing. But what you did was made your pocket fatter and sleeping with other naval officers wives. Please you are corrupt and worthless.
ReplyDeleteHe thinks he is importan?
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