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Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State yesterday said whether by direct or indirect means, he would win the APC primary for the November 16 governorship election in the state.
Speaking to State House correspondents in Abuja, he said a tenant cannot send a landlord out of his house.
He said: “l am going to win the primary by the grace of God by whichever means, direct or indirect. I’m the governor today and insha Allah, l will return as governor for another four years after the November 16 election.
“As for the ticket, the analogy is that the tenant cannot send the landlord out of his house. So, the APC in Kogi State was rebuilt by me after the good job done by our late leader, His Excellency, Prince Abubakar Audu.”
He added that after Audu’s death, he rebuilt the APC from the scratch to what it is today, which according to him is evident in the last outing of the party where it got 25 seats in the state House of Assembly and also won seven of the nine contested positions in the House of Representatives and two of the three senate seats representing Kogi.
“So, anybody that is making such noise does not disturb me because in the market place, noise is allowed. You know in Kogi, politics is the loudest, so people must make noise and you can’t stop that,” he said.
Speaking to State House correspondents in Abuja, he said a tenant cannot send a landlord out of his house.
He said: “l am going to win the primary by the grace of God by whichever means, direct or indirect. I’m the governor today and insha Allah, l will return as governor for another four years after the November 16 election.
“As for the ticket, the analogy is that the tenant cannot send the landlord out of his house. So, the APC in Kogi State was rebuilt by me after the good job done by our late leader, His Excellency, Prince Abubakar Audu.”
He added that after Audu’s death, he rebuilt the APC from the scratch to what it is today, which according to him is evident in the last outing of the party where it got 25 seats in the state House of Assembly and also won seven of the nine contested positions in the House of Representatives and two of the three senate seats representing Kogi.
“So, anybody that is making such noise does not disturb me because in the market place, noise is allowed. You know in Kogi, politics is the loudest, so people must make noise and you can’t stop that,” he said.
