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Senator Yar’adua debunks defection rumour, says he remain a committed member of APC

Senator representing Katsina Central District, Abdulaziz Yar’adua in the 10th National Assembly has debunked media report suggesting his defection from the All Progressives Congress, APC to the African Democratic Congress, ADC, stating that he remained a commitment member of his party.
He made the disclaimer in a statement on Sunday, stating that the public should disregard the purported rumour even as not everyone bearing the same surname has political affiliation with him.

The statement read: “I wish to categorically reaffirm my unwavering commitment and support for the All Progressives Congress (APC). I urge the press to disregard any speculative headlines suggesting my defection from the party. It’s essential to clarify that not all individuals sharing the Yar’Adua surname imply a political association with me.
“I believe certain media outlets are engaging in mischief by making such insinuations that I have defected from the APC.

“As Chairman of the Senate Committee on Army and the Northern Senators Forum, I remain committed to working closely with the Senate leadership to push legislative reforms that complement the activities of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
“We have witnessed concerted efforts by the President in the past two years to increase allocations to States and Local Governments, funding in critical infrastructure, such as agriculture and roads, as well as mass recruitment in security agencies to beef up security of lives and properties.
“As political leaders, I believe we must join hands with Mr President to make this administration succeed and ensure the common man feels the impact of the reforms of the APC-led Federal Government.
“I remain committed to the APC and will work with leaders across the board to ensure the unity, progress, and prosperity of all Nigerians.”






















