Another PDP Lawmaker has dumped his Party and Joined APC.
Lawan Musa Majakura, the sole member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the Yobe State House of Assembly, has officially defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC).
The announcement, made during a reception on Thursday, was met with commendations from Governor Mai Mala Buni, highlighting the growing momentum of political realignments.
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Governor Buni, welcoming Majakura into the APC, praised the lawmaker as a young and vibrant politician with substantial potential. The defection marks a notable shift in the political landscape, especially considering Majakura’s previous victory over the then Speaker of the Assembly, Ahmed Lawan Mirwa, in the Nguru II state constituency election.
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Acknowledging Majakura’s commitment to serving his constituency effectively, Governor Buni underscored the importance of politics as a vehicle for serving the people. The event was attended by credible politicians who expressed their support for Majakura’s decision to join the APC.
In his statement, Majakura articulated his conviction in aligning with the APC, citing the commendable efforts of the Buni administration in providing infrastructure to his constituency. Specifically, he pointed to positive transformations in roads, housing estates, medical facilities, and other essential areas that have positively impacted communities within his constituency.
Majakura expressed a keen desire to collaborate with Governor Buni and the APC to enhance the lives of his constituents. His decision to defect is rooted in the belief that aligning with the APC will contribute to better serving the people in his constituency and fostering progress.
As the political landscape continues to evolve, with lawmakers making strategic moves across party lines, the APC gains another significant addition in Lawan Musa Majakura. The implications of this defection on the broader political dynamics in Yobe State and beyond will undoubtedly unfold in the coming days.
