I have withdrawn my support for APC aspirants – ‘Tinubu Must Go’ coordinator Hikima

Human rights activist and nationwide coordinator of the Tinubu Must Go motion, Abba Hikima, has introduced the withdrawal of his deliberate support for some All Progressives Congress (APC) aspirants, accusing them of celebrating the alleged oppression of residents and supporting leaders he described as oppressive.

Hikima made the announcement in a press release printed on his Facebook web page on Monday, saying his resolution adopted his statement of the aspirants’ attitudes in direction of the alleged mistreatment of members of the general public.

“I hereby announce the withdrawal of all the support I had planned to give to some APC aspirants. This follows the happiness I noticed in them over the oppression of people from above and their support for oppressors,” he stated.

He additional declared that anybody who helps leaders accused of oppressing the folks needs to be held predictor for such actions.

“Anyone who supports oppressive leaders in a community is an oppressor and our enemy,” Hikima said.

Hikima had beforehand declared support for Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf regardless of being an APC member, a improvement that had drawn consideration to the motion’s political place.

His newest assertion, nevertheless, alerts a shift in his place in direction of some APC aspirants, though he didn’t determine these affected by the choice.

The announcement comes amid an earlier disagreement between the Tinubu Must Go motion and the Kano State Police Command over a deliberate gathering by the group in Kano.

The motion had accused the police of stopping it from holding the occasion after officers have been deployed to the venue.

The police, nevertheless, denied the allegation, explaining that their presence was meant to offer safety for individuals on the gathering.