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No cause for alarm over my brother’s defection to APC —Zamfara SSG

by Muhammad Shehu
January 31, 2026
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No cause for alarm over my brother’s defection to APC —Zamfara SSG
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There is no cause for alarm over the defection of Bello Nakwada, Zamfara SSG’s younger brother to APC.

This was revealed by Malam Sulaiman Tudu, the Senior Special Assistant on Media to the Secretary to Zamfara Government (SSG), Malam Abubakar Nakwada.

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He said the recent story of Bello Nakwada’s defection from the Peoples Democratic Party to the All Progressives Congress.

Tudu, in a statement issued in Gusau on Friday, said, ”There are no worries to the SSG about the defection of his younger brother to the APC.

He said, “Looking at our political terrain, this isn’t the first time family members have politically opposed each other, including the likes of Atiku Abubakar, a presidential aspirant whose biological son recently joined his father’s major rival political party.

“If there’s anything interesting about this, the Zamfara APC should explain why Hon. Yahaya Yari, the younger brother of their supreme leader, Sen. Abdulaziz Yari, is in the PDP.

“Today, the Zamfara chapter of the APC hit the headlines with a press statement, trumpeting the defection of Bello Nakwada, a brother to the Secretary to the Zamfara Government, Malam Abubakar Nakwada, who decided to bolt into their party.

“The APC has cleverly framed the story around the SSG, trying to portray the development as a game-changer in Zamfara politics, while in reality, it’s just a spin to divert attention from the party’s internal meltdown.

“I can understand that the story wouldn’t be newsworthy without riding on the SSG’s profile, especially since they know that the decampee is a political paperweight.”

Tudu said that the story came at a time when “many influential APC members in the state were dumping the factionalised party and joining forces with Gov. Dauda Lawal.

According to him, they included the former State Chairman of the APC, Alhaji Lawali Makaman-Kaura, prominent youths mobilisers, Jamilu Escape and Ramadan Mijinyawa, among many other members of the party from across the state.

Tudu added, “The APC’s fuss and efforts to masquerade this defection as a major victory or something serious only exposes their desperation to fake relevance.

“Let them be reminded that we are in a democracy that allows any adult to decide which political party they join that aligns with their interests.

“The SSG’s family members aren’t an exception to this general democratic principle.

According to him, if any of the SSG’s family members isn’t interested in Gov. Dauda Lawal’s transformative agenda, that’s their choice.

“But what should be clear is that the SSG wouldn’t compromise his position to satisfy anybody’s greediness.”

Tudu said that the SSG was focused on assisting his principal, Lawal in transforming Zamfara and “wouldn’t be distracted.”

 

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