Kogi State chapter of Advanced Peoples Democratic Party (APDA) has announced that it has relocated its secretariat from Ganaja road to Lokongoma in Lokoja, the state capital.
A chieftain of the party, Hon. Abdulmumini Ibrahim told newsmen in Lokoja on Sunday the new secretariat will serve as a clearing house for all party related activities.
He noted that the party reached a decision to quit the former office to allay fears of members who hold the believe that nothing good has come out of all past occupants of the building located along Ganaja road in Lokoja.
Abdulmumini explained that the same building was used in the past as Jonathan/Sambo campaign office before it was taken over by the campaign organization clamouring for the second term election of former Governor Idris Wada.
He added that failure associated with the office complex did not spare a private concern, NIIT, that rented the facility as it failed just like the campaigners that occupied the facility in the past.
He assured Kogi electorate that APDA is poised to win the 2019 general elections in Kogi and will leave no stone unturned in its bid to excel.
The former state lawmaker debunked reports suggesting that APDA is in merger talks with other political parties.
“I am aware that some parties are seeking to fuse into APDA, but I want to assure our teeming supporters that the proposed fusion will not affect our intellectual property; we will remain APDA, we remain stronger together,” he said.
Abdulmumini called on Kogi state government to come out clean on the allegation of N3 billion fraud in the state revenue board.
He said the continued silence of the state government is worrisome given the weight of the allegations.
