Daura Leaves ADC for APM, Eyes Katsina Governorship
Lawal Daura, the former Director-General of the Department of State Services (DSS), revealed his reasons for leaving the African Democratic Congress (ADC) for the All Progressives Movement (APM) during an appearance on Channels Television’s Politics Today programme on Monday. He stated that he found the ADC to be an incorrect choice due to a lack of leadership, which he believes leads to indiscipline and hinders the achievement of organizational goals.
Additionally, Daura explained that his decision to contest the Katsina State governorship election was influenced by pressure from local elders and stakeholders who urged him to run due to the escalating insecurity in the state. He emphasized that the call to contest was genuine, as he was recognized for his experience in handling national security matters.
Daura expressed his commitment to serving his people, stating that he would act on their wishes without it diminishing his identity.
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