Hon Lumumba  Adeh Withdraws From APC Race Of Plateau Northern Senatorial Primary Election

Yakubu Busari

Tension and confusion are rocking the   All Progressives Congress (APC)  in Plateau Northern Senatorial District as Hon Lumumba Adah Adeh on Saturday put in his withdrawal notice to the State Chairman Hon Rufus Bature, Governor Simon Bako Lalong, Deputy Speaker Rt .Hon Idris Ahmed, Chairman APC senatorial committee, Tahu ward Chairman, Police Commissioner, DSS, REC, and others.

The Former Special Assistant to the President on NASS Matters, President  JC Raiders FC Jos , Hon Lumumba Adah Adeh has made known his notice of official withdrawal from the Plateau Northern Senatorial Zone Primary Election scheduled to hold on Saturday at Langfield Rayfield.

In his letter dated May 28th,2022 made available to this medium in Jos says, “Withdrawal From APC Plateau Northern Senatorial zone primary election, which read; I write to inform you that I have withdrawn from the APC Plateau Northern Senatorial district primary election.

The decision was taken after a review of the prevailing situation and extensive consultations with stakeholders “.

He said, that his campaign so far so good was fine, but I have reviewed the situation concerning my senatorial ambition for the northern zone and in view of what is happening I decided to withdraw from the APC race.

Adeh stressed that he consulted with his kitchen close associates and the stakeholders of APC and in this circumstance surrounding the APC I have come to the conclusion to withdraw.

He explained further that it is very unfortunate as for the collective interest of the common good I decide to discontinued not waste my resources on already concluded elections.

Lumumba Adah Adeh disclosed that the three aspirants who purchase nomination forms include, Hon Lumumba Adah Adeh, Amb Chris Giwa and Mafeng Gwalson but out of them all I’m the only qualified person for the seat.

He maintained that things were not cleared of the 3 of them that are aspiring, he has the prerequisite experience to deliver quality representation to the Plateau Northern zone.

Adeh added that” I will have given my zone quality representation on legislative business, it is not issues of consensus, but based on circumstance beyond my control to withdraw my intention to vie for the seat “.