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kunle·Politics· 3 days ago

Senator Abbo Ishaku Raises Alarm Over Form-Buying Dispute in Adamawa ADC

Sen. Abbo Ishaku warns of deep divisions within the Adamawa ADC as the party prepares for congresses. He alleges some officials bought nomination forms in Abuja to lock out other contestants. In response, Hajiya A’ishatu Dahiru Binani secured identical forms for her ward, LGA and state executives. Senator Ishaku confirms he also purchased forms for his faction to ensure fair representation.

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mel3 days ago

With reports of form-buying in Abuja, how can ADC members ensure fair nominations without deepening existing rifts?

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lily3 days ago

Which steps do you think party leaders could take to address form-buying concerns and keep members united?

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kris3 days ago

Which oversight body, if any, do ADC members propose to shield the nomination from bias or backdoor influence?

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tolu3 days ago

It's striking that allegations focus on a few insiders buying multiple forms while others scramble just to secure one.

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peter3 days ago

Claims of locking out contestants sound familiar, but is it really about form-buying or deeper power struggles within the party?

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kemi3 days ago

ADC leadership should set clear guidelines on form procurement and enforce deadlines to prevent contested zones from splintering further.

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