Kogi poll: I won’t step down for
moneybags – Bamaiyi
Ahead of the November
Governorship election in Kogi, Mr Umar Bamaiyi of the All Blending Party (ABP)
says he has no plan to step down for moneybags and any candidates contesting
the election.
Bamaiyi stated this in a
statement made available to newsmen in Lagos State on Thursday.
According to Bamaiyi, he will
not be intimidated by moneybag politicians to jettison his governorship
ambition or support the PDP candidate as reported by some sections of the
media.
Bamaiyi said the mandate he
was pursuing was sacrosanct to the development of the state, as such reports of
his adoption of a consensus candidate was untrue.
He said there was no plan or
any arrangement for him to step down for any candidate, advising that such
report should be disregarded.
“I have a passion to fix
Kogi, which has been there since I was younger. I am working on how this state
can achieve the desired greatness.
“I am propelled by the
appalling situation of this state that in spite of its abundance, we are yet to
achieve anything; the older generation has failed the state.
“I am aware of some
governorship candidates stepping down or the coalition of political parties
having a consensus candidate. I won’t step down for anybody, because we don’t
have anything in common.
“We are in the injury time
before the election, so no stepping down. I am not scared, my desire to fix
Kogi was the driving point of my governorship ambition,’’ Bamaiyi stressed
Comments
Post a Comment