The former Chairman of the Kano State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission, Barrister Muhuyi Magaji Rimingado has explained why he joined Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
Speaking exclusively to Daily Telescope, Barr. Rimingado said he joined PDP because it is the only viable alternative that can salvage Kano state from the current political mess.
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Rimingado added that PDP as a repositioned party will cleanse the political mess in Kano come 2023.
“I have studied the current political situation in Kano and discovered that with the ongoing internal political crisis in both Ganduje and Shekarau’s camps of the All Progressives Congress, APC, PDP is the only alternative party that can save the situation.
“The issue of who will be the next governor of the state, or who will be Senators in all the three senatorial districts does not matter, all we are after now is to salvage Kano from the current political mess. Politics is not do or die affairs.”
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“I joined PDP in order to serve my people and the state. I have done under the APC-led government and I am ready to do more under any political party.”
However, an impeccable source within the PDP, confided in Daily Telescope that the immediate past chairman of the Anti-Corruption agency was invited to the party by some critical stakeholders in Kano.
The sources, who preferred anonymity, said “Muhuyi Magaji was invited to PDP by some political wings because they have seen some good political qualities in him.
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“PDP needs politicians like Muhuyi in Kano. The issue is that we need young and energetic politicians that can confront any challenge or situation that may arise during political processes.
“So, I am sure our elders have discovered good qualities in Muhuyi Magaji, hence, invited him to the party. His decamping to PDP is a good development not to the party itself, but to the state in general.
