Table of Contents

  1. Denial of Defection Reports
  2. Official Statement
  3. Commitment to APC
  4. Message to the Public
  5. Speculation on Social Media
  6. Political Rivalry

Former Minister of Defence, Mohammed Badaru Abubakar, has refuted claims circulating on social media regarding his alleged discussions about defecting to the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

A statement signed by the former minister and distributed to journalists labeled the report as unfounded and baseless.

Badaru characterized the claims as false, baseless, and motivated by political mischief aimed at personal gain.

He emphasized his unwavering commitment to the All Progressives Congress (APC), a party he played a significant role in founding, asserting that his loyalty to the party is complete and steadfast.

He urged the public and APC supporters to disregard the misleading assertions, reiterating that he has no plans to leave the party and remains a devoted member of the APC.

There has been ongoing speculation on social media suggesting that Badaru is planning to switch to the opposition ADC.

Nonetheless, there exists a significant political rivalry between the loyalists of the former Minister and the current Governor, Malam Umar Namadi, with both factions accusing each other of anti-party activities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Mohammed Badaru Abubakar defecting to the ADC?

No, Mohammed Badaru Abubakar has denied any reports of defection to the African Democratic Congress and remains committed to the All Progressives Congress.

What is Badaru's stance on his loyalty to the APC?

Badaru has stated that his loyalty to the APC is total and unwavering, emphasizing his dedication to the party.

What has been the reaction to the rumors on social media?

Badaru has urged the public and APC supporters to disregard the misleading rumors circulating on social media regarding his political intentions.