Adamawa and APC’s emerging season of discontent, By Jibrin Musa
If the move eventually happens, it appears to be more than the defection of a politician from one party to another, as it could expose the depth of dissatisfaction within the Adamawa APC and test the ability of the party to retain supporters who believe they have been sidelined by its internal political arrangements.
A case in point now pertains to the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Adamawa State, which may be heading for one of its most consequential political unravelling ahead of the 2027 elections, with the possible defection of its frontline members and erstwhile governorship aspirant, Abdulrahman Bashir Haske, said to be on his way to the Allied Peoples Movement (APM).
In the storm of discontent seemingly riddling that state, reports that some of Haske’s supporters have already moved to the APM could affect the momentum of the party, going into the 2027 general elections, particularly with the claim by his close associate, Alhaji Hussaini Ahmadu Har that the movement could become a “political tsunami.
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