Ishola Michael
As preparations for gubernatorial and state assembly elections reach its climax, the reelection bid of Gombe State Governor, Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya has received a major boost as eight governorship candidates from the opposition parties endorsed his candidacy.
The gubernatorial candidates also pledged their support and allegiance towards his success in the forthcoming election.
The State Chairman of, Inter Party Advisory Council (IPAC), who is also the gubernatorial candidate of Zenith Labour Party (ZLP), Muhammad Gana Aliyu made the pronouncement while addressing newsmen at his office in Gombe on Monday.
He explained that the endorsement was made after a long and careful deliberation on the achievements of the present government under the leadership of Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya.
According to him, “We arrived at this logical decision after carefully assessing Governor Inuwa’s general performance, especially in the areas of peace, security, education, health, infrastructure and humanitarian services across the state.”
The IPAC Chairman further explained that the gubernatorial candidates who unanimously endorsed the Gombe State Governor and the APC Candidate are: Muhammad Gana Aliyu of Zenith Labour Party (ZLP), Sulaiman Abubakar Sunusi of National Rescue Movement (NRM), Sadiq Abdulhamid of Boot Party (BP) and Adamu Muhammad of Action Peoples Party (APP).
Others are Sulaiman Jibrin of Action Democratic Party (ADP), Adamu Aliyu Ɗanmakka of African Action Congress (AAC), Kelmi Jacob Lazarus of Social Democratic Party (SDP) and Muhammad Bello Abubakar of Allied Peoples Party (APP).
The candidates called on their supporters to vote for Governor Inuwa Yahaya to enable him to consolidate his developmental drive for sustainable growth.
The eight gubernatorial candidates who willfully granted their endorsement to the governor are among the 13 candidates who signed the peace accord organized by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC Gombe State in collaboration with Inter-Agency Consultative Committee on Election Security, ICCES on February, 15th this year.
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