ADAMAWA Govt Denies Binani The Use Of Ribadu Square For Governorship Flag Off Campaign Rally
By Adamu Mohammed Dodo, Yola0
…Why should Binani be denied a public facility that the entertainment group was allowed the use to organise hip-hop New Year…
It is not unexpected, considering her ever growing intimidating generic-electorates-support that the APC governorship candidate in Adamawa state, distinguished Senator Aishatu Dahiru Ahmed, a.k.a Binani, the Governor-In-Waiting, as she is being referred to by President Muhammadu Buhari, would be denied the use of Mahmud Ribadu Square for her flag off campaign rally scheduled for January 9, 2023.
However, to fulfill all the cordiality, politics without bitterness and democracy in sincere moral sensibility obligations devoid of deception and antagonistic opposition, the use of Ribadu Square as the venue for the governorship flag off campaign rally would have to be applied for.
Some feelers were with the mind that the state governor is a democrat who tested the position of opposition as a governorship candidate, in addition to his position as a governor, denying a popular opposition candidate, especially a lady with intimidating population of generic supporters, would weigh him further down by adding to the believability of the amazing strength of the amazon in political terms.
Some of the ardent Binani supporters who would not want to be referred to as pessimists have since ruled out the possibility of getting approval for the use of the government facility going by the previous experience with the Women Development Centre that Binani was later denied the use thereof when she was sharing N20,000 to the poor traders in the state on behalf of the federal government.
The group has since considered an alternative that is in commensurability with the public venue earlier requested.
“Mahmud Ribadu Square can be denied. But the state government can’t deny or stop the governorship flag off campaign rally scheduled to be held on January, 9, 2023,” a political pundit would point out.
