ADC Accuses Sokoto Government of Blocking Delegate Accommodation

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has raised concerns regarding the Sokoto State Government's alleged directive to hotels in Sokoto State capital to refuse accommodation to its delegates ahead of the party's presidential campaign flag-off. Dahiru Maishanu, the presidential campaign spokesperson for the ADC, issued a statement condemning this purported action, describing it as irresponsible and an abuse of executive power.
He stated that it is unacceptable for the state government to instruct both public and privately owned hotels to deny paying guests accommodation. Furthermore, Maishanu criticized the reported evictions of delegates who had already secured and paid for their rooms, labeling the actions as executive rascality and unwarranted partisanship by the state government and its agents.
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