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Tuesday, 10 September 2013
PDP Declares Vice President Sambo Incompetent
Vice President
Mohammed Namadi
Sambo was yesterday
put under intense
political pressure as
numerous pioneer members of the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in his
home state of Kaduna declared for
the splinter group led by Kawu
Baraje. They also declared Mr. Sambo
incompetent, adding that he lacked
the wherewithal to lead the state.
"Today's development has dampened
Alhaji Sambo's aspiration to be the main
political force in Kaduna and to control
the complex politics of his home state,"
said an Abuja-based political source.
The formation of a Kaduna State chapter
of the new PDP was announced by the
faction's chairman, Audi Yaro Makama,
who had also chaired the state party
from 2001 to 2007, and the secretary,
Gideon Morik, who had served in the
Kaduna State House of Assembly from
1999 to 2007 and later as a local
government chairman. Their declaration
came in a statement.
Declaring Sambo incompetent, the new
PDP said, "Fundamentally, this decision
has been taken after deep reflections on
happenings in Kaduna State since the
elevation of Architect Namadi Sambo as
Vice President. It is instructive that since
his elevation, the fortunes and prestige
of the party in the state has been
declining rather than improving, because
he has been incapable of rallying the
people under its umbrella. This
expectation has been a forlorn hope
because the Vice President has
surrounded himself with political
paperweights. These hangers-on drive
Sambo's vehicle of political exclusionism
by hunting for enemies even where they
don't exist.
All efforts by concerned party members
and elders to make him see reason, as
well as draw the attention of the sacked
party leadership, were in vain. We are
therefore, once again, affirming our
loyalty to the new leadership of PDP
under Alhaji Kawu Baraje."
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