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Politics of Wednesday, 30 December 2020

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APC mourns as labour party chairman Abdulkadir Abdulsalam dies

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The death of Abdulsalam has been mourned by the ruling APC

According to the party, the death of the chairman is a huge loss to party opposition in Nigeria

Going further, APC prayed that God will continue to protect the family he left behind

The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has joined friends and well-wishers to mourn the death of the National Chairman of the Labour Party (LP), Alhaji Abdulkadir Abdulsalam.

This is contained in a statement posted on social media by the party and signed by Sen John James Akpanudoedehe, secretary/caretaker extraordinary convention planning committee.

APC tweeted.

"We mourn the national chairman of Nigeria's Labour Party, Alhaji Abdulkadir Abdulsalam. A major loss to the country's opposition politics, democracy."According to the party, Abdulsalam's death is a major loss to Nigeria's opposition politics.

In a related development, APC in Lagos state was recently thrown into mourning following the death of Timothy Oyasodun, a party chieftain.

Oyasodun, who was a cleric, died on the Boxing day, Saturday, December 26, with his death described as "a great loss to the entire progressive family in Lagos state."

He was the chairman of the ruling party in Bariga local government development council, Somolu local government area.

Similarly, fear has gripped the people of Bosso local government area of Niger state following the murder of Alhaji Ahmodu Mohammed, a chieftain of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Mohammed was said to have been killed by bandits on Thursday, December 24, and also kidnapped his three daughters.

According to eyewitnesses who described the incident as “unfortunate and pathetic”, the suspected bandits numbering 15 stormed the community wielding different weapons and started shooting to scare people.

Mohammed's murder happened a few weeks after Philip Shekwor, the chairman of the APC in Nasarawa state, was found dead.

Shekwor was kidnapped by gunmen on Saturday night, November 21, at his residence along Dunamis Church, Bukan Sidi in Lafia.

The effort of the police to ensure the safe release of the APC leader was abortive as he was found dead the following day.