Tambuwal loses 252 aides to APC

In what seems like a political seismic tremor, 252 Special guides and Special aides named by Gov. Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto state have surrendered their arrangements. 

What's more, they have come back to the All Progressives Congress, rather than working under a PDP government. 

Alhaji Ibrahim Haske, an extraordinary guide to the maverick representative and representative for every one of the assistants, declared this at a news meeting in Sokoto on Sunday. 

He said their choice took after Gov. Tambuwal's deserting from the All Progressives Congress (APC) to the resistance Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). 

"Our arrangement depends on the position that APC is the political party representing the state and now that the administration has a place with PDP, we have no alternative other than to leave. 

"We are bonafide individuals from APC and our position has dependably stayed same; we along these lines leave intentionally from the PDP government ," Haske said. 

Haske, who was a previous Sokoto South Local Government Chairman, additionally clarified the choice depended on their craving to help APC to convey on its order after the 2019 general races. 

Alhaji Abdullahi Sokoto, likewise an uncommon counsel to Tambuwal, rehashed the previous helpers' responsibility and devotion toward guaranteeing the achievement of APC over the state. 

"We will keep on remaining in our gathering APC and all things considered we forfeit our political arrangements to illuminate individuals' uncertainty and demonstrate our remain on party matchless quality." 

He rehashed the gathering's reliability and support to the approaches and program of the Federal Government under President Muhammadu Buhari and the administration of APC. 

In his response, the APC Chairman in the state, Alhaji Sadiq Achida, complimented the previous assistants to Gov. Tambuwal for their show of faithfulness to the gathering. 

He stated, "the forfeit of the Special counselors is very suggested and will most likely be remunerated by the general population and APC in future."