8 Commissioners dump APC govt in Adamawa for Atiku

Cabinet reshuffle is eminent in Adamawa state, as at least At 8 commissioners in the Senator Mohammed Umaru Jibrilla Bindow, led APC controlled state Government, have pulled out of the APC in support of the former vice president, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar.

The serving commissioners , who have opted to pull out of the APC in support of Atiku , includes Dr Fatima Atiku Abubakar, currently the commissioner of health in the state., the commissioner of works and housing, Barrister Lilian Stephen, the commissioner of land and survey, Yayaji Mijinyawa and the the commissioner of youths and sports, Mr Augustine Ayuba.

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Others are Alhaji Daware, commerce and trade and Ahmadu Waziri, Agriculture..

The decision of the commissioners to go with their principals, Atiku Abubakar, out of the APC, has totally crippled the activities of the state government in the last three weeks as it means over half of the cabinet might have effectively pulled out.

What is not yet known is whether the State Governor , Bindowo and his deputy , Martins Babale, would also eventually pull out of the party.

The Waziri Atiku was believed to have funded the 2015 Governorship elections of the Governor. A fact which has pitted most of the stakeholders of the party against the Governor as they accused him of being loyal to the Waziri.

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It would recalled that the chairman of the state branch of the party,APC, Alhaji Ibrahim Bilal, had while endorsing President Mohammed Buhari for 2019 presidential race asked party members not comfortable with the decision to align themselves with the majority or opt out as the APC was interested in keeping a united front..

The call to shape up or ship out by the Bilal has not gone down well with most of the state government functionaries, who belonged to the Atiku platform .

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