APC Adamawa Suspends Boss Mustapha Indefinitely

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Adamawa state has suspended the Secretary to the Government of the federal (SGF) Boss Mustapha for loosing it’s polling units to PDP during the Presidential and Governorship polls.

Adamawa Governorship Polls Inconclusive- INEC

The party said that the SGF does not contribute to the victory of APC presidential and Governorship candidates.

Announcing the suspension at a press conference in Yola the chairman of Gwadabawa Ward said that Boss Mustapha is not committed to APC victory during the last presidential election.

He explains that based on series of complains against him, Excos of the party from it’s ward decided to suspend him indefinitely.

The chairman further said, individuals should not take themselves above the party that gave them a platform.


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