Former  Lawmaker Hon.Amos Gombi Urges INEC To Conduct Credible Election In 2027

Yakubu Busari

The Former Deputy Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, who decamped to the All Progressives Congress, APC, Hon.Amos Gombi has charged the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC to conduct a credible election in the forthcoming 2027 general elections, describing National Chairman of All Progressives Congress, APC , as the gold getter.

He disclosed that there is no other political party in Nigeria that would challenge the APC in the forthcoming general elections in 2027.

Speaking during the Former Deputy Speaker ,Rt Hon.Ibrahim Baba-Hassan ,Gombi rejoiced with the family as he advised the couple to always put God first in home  .

Gombi advised the couple to always show love and tolerate one another and they should not allow the third party to come into their issues.

He noted that they have shared good relationship with the bride parent as former members of the state assembly since 2007 and they know Baba-Hassan as a gentleman to the core and crowd puller.

According to him,’ I have never witnessed gathering of dignitaries coming all over the country like this this is a clear demonstration of respect and the level of acceptance in the society.

Hon .Gombi said, there is no any other political party in Nigeria apart from APC so I don’t think any party can challenge them in Nigeria.

He explained further that if INEC would conduct free and fair, credible elections in Nigeria APC shall win with a landslide victory because Prof.Nentawe is a favour person that is love across the length and breadth of the country.

Amos Gombi said that his emerging as the National Chairman of  APC at a very tender aged so this is the second time that Plateau State are favoured with the National Chairmanship seat but Late Baba Solomon Daushep Lar was then an old man .

He stressed that we know Prof.Nentawe and his ability to transform the APC to achieve success so we are assuring Nigerian that he would carry everyone alone while discharging his official functions.