By, giwa alex,Jos

The former member Representing Basss /Jos North federal constituency in the Federal House of Representative,and aspirant at Jos North /Bassa federal constituency 2022 bye election of the federal house of representatives ,Honourable Lumumba Dah Adeh has come hard on those criticising Governor Bako Lalong over British America fly over project that is a belated project, are those blindfolded by realities of infrastructure development which lalong administration is working hard to sustain.
As he said the governor taken an oath for 4 years in office till the expiration of his tenure for that years , which will be terminated May 2023, this administration is very much in control and the work continues.
The former member of the Federal House of Representative at the National assembly stated this in an interview with journalist at his residence along Rukuba Road in Jos North local government of plateau state.

The Sarkin Yakin Irigwe ,said those saying the British America interchange fly over project is is belated should know that the project is very important for the economic development of the state because is the only road that lead the whole of north East ,and at the same time it will help to easy the hardships commuters suffer in the morning and evening at the metropolis during rush hours occasion by gridlock.
He stressed those waggling their tongue saying what is not their business ,abandoned their main responsibility and concentrate on government business,should have preferred the governor carry the fund met for the development of the state and sharing it with individuals.
He advised those in the habits of castigating the governor for just nothing but to score cheap political point ,to desist and use their precious time for productive things that will be of benefit to them,instead of spending their energy in criticising the governor which is not their business.

On why he still remained in the All Progressive Congress (APC) ,even when he contested an election under the platform and forces in the party worked against him, he said decamping from parties to parties is matter of morality and conscience ,if you have moral what ever that happened,you will persevere because there is light at the end of every tunnel. So when you have the moral and conscience,you will not be jumping from one party to an other.
He further predicted rancor free from the conduct of APC convention slated 26th March,2022 in Abuja the nation capital ,contrary to predictions of some pessimists who are waiting for the disunity of the party.
“APC will conduct her much expected National Convention slated 26th March,2022 and put all the pessimist to shame ,what is happening in the party is expected in every ruling party that is as big as APC.”he maintained.


He debunked the insinuations that people are decamping from the party to the opposition PDP, because of internal crisis in the APC,and her probability of producing the next president in 2023 General Election,honourable Lumumba APC stakeholder in the state frowned at the insinuation which he described as baseless.
“Decamping is constitutionally allowed in Nigeria politics unless the amendment of the constitution to that effects,as people are decamping from APC,also people are decamping from PDP,so is laughable if some people are saying contrary,APC is a party to beat in 2023 general election.”

He stressed that the candidates contesting for the National chairmanship of the party are all eminently qualified,and is their constitutional right to contest ,and in viral democratic environment ,will should expect what is playing out now,which is heated political space,which i did not expect any body to misinterpret differently which is mischievous.
Hon.Lumumba advised those contesting for any National Position of the party to play the election according to the rules of the party because APC is one family and we cannot afford any over quest for power to divide us as family,election will come and gone,we will still remain as party family .
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