Adamawa CPC reposes confidence in PMB

Former Military administrator of Lagos and Borno States, Gen. Buba Marwa and other members of defunct Congress for Progressives Change (CPC) in Adamawa State, have declared  support for President Muhammadu Buhari.

The stakeholders, at a “crucial meeting” held in Lelewa Hotel Yola  passed a vote of confidence on APC government at all levels but protested against what they described as marginalisation by  Gov Jibrilla Bindow in Adamawa, for allegedly neglecting  parties that formed the APC to favour new PDP members in his appointments.

They lamented that Bindow turned the table against them by giving priority to members of the nPDP at the expense of legacy parties, particularly CPC.

The CPC stakeholders in a communique issued after the emergency meeting read by the Former party Chairman Bappa Waziri said henceforth their support to any person seeking elective offices would be conditional.

The Stakeholders’ meeting was attended by Gen. Marwa, Sen. MoAllah Idi, Special adviser to President Malam Ibrahim Bapetel and host of others.

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