‘PDP Chairman will work for APC,’ Kano Governor says
Kano State Governor, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has said that new Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Chairman, Ali Modu Sheriff will work in the interests of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
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Ganduje made the comment during a recent interview with Vanguard.
“I don’t like to engage in crossfire but I will like to tell you it is the normal utterances of those who will want to impress his followers but I believe it is an empty threat,” he said.
“Looking at the history of the chairman himself, I think he is a cross-carpeter, he is always on the move, changing from one party to another.
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“Even when he was in ANPP for 8 years he was working for PDP and even the APC started with him and then he went back with PDP and in the long run he will work for us,” he added.
Meanwhile, Sheriff has said that he will snatch power from the APC in 2019.
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