Haske Leaves APC, Joins APM for 2027 Governorship Race
Abdulrahman Haske, a prominent chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Adamawa State, officially announced his resignation from the party on Saturday, opting to join the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) ahead of the 2027 governorship election. His announcement took place at an event attended by various political leaders, stakeholders, and community representatives from all 21 Local Government Areas of Adamawa State.
Haske has secured the APM governorship ticket, positioning himself as the party's candidate for the upcoming election. He explained that his decision to leave the APC was based on principles and a commitment to the aspirations of the people of Adamawa State, believing that the APM offers a credible platform for his development agenda.
Haske expressed gratitude to the APM leadership for their trust in him and emphasized his dedication to public service and the interests of the people as central to his political activities leading up to the election.
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