News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)
By Sani Idris
The National Secretary of Action Democratic Party (ADP), Victor Fingesi, has refuted rumours going round that the party has went in alliance with other political parties in Kaduna for the forthcoming gubernatorial elections.
Fingesi refuted the rumours in a statement issued to journalists on Wednesday in Kaduna.
He said that the rumours going round that the Party's Gubernatorial candidate in Kaduna, Sani Sha'aban had went in alliance/merger and stepping down to support candidate of another party was false.
he added that the rumor was no doubt intended to malign the good name of their party and its gubernatorial candidate at the forthcoming gubernatorial elections.
"Without a doubt, the candidate of our great party Hon. Sani Sha'aban being the choice of the great people of Kaduna State, remains the candidate to beat at the polls.
"It is unfortunate in this age that certain political players would resort to such extreme measures to discredit his person or cause confusion in the polity,"Fingesi said.
Fingesi stated that the candidate of the ADP, Sani Sha' aban, is in the race to win the governorship of Kaduna State, and had not stepped down for any other candidate in the state.
"Sha'aban has neither asked his teemings supporters to align themselves with any gubernatorial candidate. For emphasis, we reiterate that he is very much in the race as the candidate of the ADP in the Kaduna State governorship election to be held on March 11,"he said.
The National Secretary urged all their party faithfuls and the people of Kaduna State to disregard the rumors, and see it as fake news.
He also appealed to all their members and the general public to come out in numbers to support the party and its candidate in the forthcoming gubernatorial and state assembly elections to restore the dignity, peace and development that Kaduna state needed.(NAN)(www.nannews.ng)
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