Kaduna Labour Party Gov’ship Candidate, Asake Speaks On Forming Alliance Ahead Of Polls

The Kaduna State governorship candidate of the Labour Party in Saturday’s election, Jonathan Asake has come out to speak about forming alliances with any political party ahead of the polls.

Naija News reports that with barely four days to the governorship election, Asake has debunked rumours that he had stepped down from the race to form an alliance with other political parties.

According to him, he still remains in the race as the party’s candidate for the governorship polls ahead of Saturday and he has no intentions of stepping down for anyone.

Asake who clarified himself during a press briefing in in Kaduna on Tuesday explained that it had become necessary for him to address the issues considering the rate of the rumours and reports being circulated about his governorship ambition.

He described the reports as pure lies fabricated to undermine the Labour Party and his candidature, clarifying that he has no alliance nor stepping down for any candidate in the coming election.

He told all supporters of the party to disregard any form of rumours making the rounds and continue canvassing votes for the party in the state.

Asake re-stated his party’s commitment to winning the forthcoming poll while assuring that all the necessary machinery has been put in place to protect the party’s mandate by insisting that every vote counts, is protected and ensure the correct result is submitted to INEC on Saturday.

He said, “I have made my campaigns in all the nooks and crannies of the 23 local government areas of Kaduna state. I have made my consultations and I am ready for Saturday’s election and convinced to be elected to change the narratives in the state for a better society.”

Asake noted that the labour party in the state is on a mission to salvage the state from bad leadership, insecurity and insensitivity to the plight of the citizens and give a purposeful leadership that will be acceptable to all.