Kogi Central Senate: "Delegates Forced to Claim Illiteracy, Our Lives Threatened," Kabir Ajanah Finally Speaks Out

"Myself and some other co-aspirants and our teeming supporters were treated like foreigners in a party we helped to build by these desperados to the extent that one began to think if there was going to be APC after the primaries and if our supports would be needed to win elections."

Muhammed Kabir Ajanah, member representing Adavi/Okehi constituency at the Green Chamber said this in a Press Statement as part of his post-primaries reaction, an election he and some of the other aggrieved aspirants have petitioned.

Ajanah who was seeking to represent Kogi Central Senatorial District at the Red Chamber was ousted out at the just concluded primary election which he described as despotic. 

He said the process was abused by those who are hell-bent at imposing and anointing certain candidates for election in the All Progressives Congress, APC. 

"Our party delegates were forced to assume that they don't know how to read nor write, just to prevent them from voting based on their personal conviction about a particular candidate, in essence, their right to freedom of choice was completely denied with effective and accountable representation threatened.

"The lives of some of us were threatened to either withdraw from the race or leave the party. But as a core supporter and ardent follower of President Muhammadu Buhari, i will not succumb to such threat and intimidation but would rather remain in the party to work ascidously to see President Muhammadu Buhari emerge victorious come 2019," he said. 

While he urged all his supporters to remain calm and resolute as they await the decision of the National Working Committee, Ajanah said the perpetrators have a date with posterity. 

"In a land which have produced the likes of late Abdulrahman Okene, reverred Abdulmalik Atta, Judith Atta, Aliyu Atta, Alhaji Musa Etudaiye, Professor Nuhu Yakubu, Professor Abere, Professor Angela Okatahi, Professor Akerejola, Professor Aliyu Otaru and host of other eminent personalities, if in this century our people are being maligned to assume that they don't know how to write, the perpetrators of this act should know that they have a day with Ohiku-Anebira and posterity would never forgive them," he added.