APC Sets Up Committee To Probe Danjuma Goje

• The All Progressives Congress in Gombe State has established a 5-man panel to probe former governor, Danjuma Goje.

• This is under allegations of anti-party activities by the Senator.

• The committee is set in Kashere town of Akko Local Government and to be headed by the ward Chairman, Tanimu Abdullahi.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Gombe State has set up a five-member committee to probe former governor of the state and serving Senator Danjuma Goje for alleged anti-party activities.

The committee was inaugurated in Kashere town of Akko Local Government Area of the state by the APC Ward Chairman in Kashere, Tanimu Abdullahi.

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Abdullahi stated that the APC is suspecting that Goje connived with the opposition party during the governorship and state assembly elections. He added that the committee would investigate the involvement of Goje in anti-party activities, claiming that he directed some of his loyalists to vote for a different party and allegedly gave out money for vote-buying against the APC.

The committee has been given two weeks to present a report for appropriate action against Goje if he is found guilty. Abdullahi said, “Although the APC has won the presidential election, the governorship election, and most of the state Assembly seats, we would have performed better but for Goje’s anti-party activities.”

The Ward chairman said that Goje and his supporters engaged in anti-party activities, and they were all witnesses. He added that the committee was inaugurated in compliance with the party’s constitution, which provided for fairness and justice.

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It is important to note that Goje was a former governor of Gombe State, serving from 2003 to 2011. He is currently serving as a senator representing Gombe Central Senatorial District.