Ex-IGP Adamu Warns Against PVC Collection in Nasarawa

Mohammed Abubakar Adamu, the former Inspector-General of Police and the Social Democratic Party (SDP) governorship candidate for the 2027 Nasarawa State election, has raised alarms regarding alleged vote-buying and the mass collection of Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) from women in Nasarawa. Adamu made these statements in Doma after being endorsed by the Alago nation as their preferred candidate.

He accused certain politicians lacking grassroots support of collecting PVCs from women to prevent them from voting on election day. Adamu urged anyone whose PVC has been collected to retrieve it and warned against selling their cards.

He stated that this situation threatens democracy and called for resistance against disenfranchisement. Adamu linked his candidacy to the need to protect ordinary citizens suffering under the current administration, pledging to prioritize education, healthcare, and security if elected.

Danjuma Joseph, leader of the Alago Support Group for Adamu, described their endorsement as a political covenant aimed at mobilizing support across Nasarawa.