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New PDP Chairman, Ali Modu Sheriff, will work for APC- Kano state governor


Kano state governor, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje says the newly- National Chairman of PDP, Ali Modu Sheriff, will work for the APC going by his “antecedents”. Ganduje said this while addressing newsmen in Abuja today February 18th. He dismissed the threat made by the PDP Chairman in Abia yesterday that the PDP will regain control of Aso Rock in 2019


“I do not wish to engage in cross fire. But I believe it is an empty threat. Looking at the antecedents, the history of the chairman himself, we all know he is a cross carpeter. He is always on the move in changing from one party to the other. “Even when he was in the All Nigerian Peoples Party (ANPP) for eight years, he was working for the PDP. Even the APC started with him, and then he went back to the PDP and we were happy. I am sure in the long run, he would work for us. That is what I believe. We are happy because we believe in the long run, he would work for us. Find out his history, you will believe me.”

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