A 30-year-old aspirant of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Mahmud Sadis Buba, has officially withdrawn from the race for the Sabon Gari Federal Constituency seat in Kaduna State.
Buba announced his withdrawal ahead of the party’s primary election, explaining that his decision was taken in the interest of peace, unity, and the overall success of the APC in the constituency.
According to him, maintaining harmony within the party remains more important than personal ambition, stressing that internal divisions could weaken the APC’s chances in future elections.
The young politician appreciated his supporters, political associates, and party loyalists who stood by him throughout his consultation and campaign activities across the constituency.
He also urged his supporters to remain committed to the APC and continue working for the growth and stability of the party in Kaduna State.
Political observers say Buba’s withdrawal may reshape the contest for the Sabon Gari Federal Constituency ticket as other aspirants continue consultations ahead of the primaries.
The development has already generated reactions among party members and residents within the constituency, with some commending the move as a sacrifice for party unity.
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