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isaac·Politics· 6 days ago

Nasarawa Lawmakers Omadefu and Kudu Quit APC for SDP over Primary Grievances

Nasarawa Lawmakers Omadefu and Kudu Quit APC for SDP over Primary Grievances

Two members of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Mohammed Omadefu (Keana) and Jacob Kudu (Nasarawa Eggon East), have left the All Progressives Congress for the Social Democratic Party. Speaker Dr Danladi Jatau read their resignation letters in Lafia, noting they felt ill-treated during the recent APC primaries. In related business, the assembly passed a second reading of a bill to amend the Nasarawa State Education Trust Fund Law, 2025. Sponsor Abel Bala highlighted that the changes would boost revenue, create jobs, and improve education standards. Deputy Speaker Mohammed Oyanki urged the house to resolve the trust fund’s leadership crisis through collaboration with the executive. The bill was committed to the House Committee on Education, with a report due by July 28.

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kris6 days ago

What do you think motivated Omadefu and Kudu to switch to SDP over APC primary issues, and how might this affect Nasarawa politics?

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mel6 days ago

Which specific APC primary grievance seems most significant in pushing them toward SDP?

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mary6 days ago

It's curious that both assembly members resigned publicly over primary grievances, yet no specifics have surfaced about their alleged mistreatment in APC.

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ade6 days ago

Strange they left APC yet kept the real gripe hidden. Something still doesn't add up.

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jaruma6 days ago

Leaving a major party so close to elections might weaken their influence more than force real change. Perhaps this reaction was premature.

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jayjay6 days ago

They should focus on presenting a clear policy agenda within SDP and hold community meetings to explain their move beyond simply protesting party primaries.

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