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| Hon Golu |
Golu challenges Gagdi to a public
debate, says NASS not for playboys and power hungry.
By Lovins Yakubu
October 22, 2018
Hon Timothy
Golu, member representing Pankshin, Kanke and Kanam in the House of Representatives,
also the flag bearer of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the same position,
has challenge his opponent on the platform of the All
Progressives Congress (APC), Rt. Hon. Yusuf Gagdi to a public media debate to
enable the electorates have a fair ground and reason(s) to pick their choice
for the seat, come 2019
Hon. Timothy
Golu, who fielded answers to questions from Journalists through a telephone
conversation this morning from London, said the National Assembly was not for boys
but for matured people who know what performance and good representation is all
about.
According to
Hon. Golu, “The National Assembly is not a place for playboys and power hungry
guys. It’s a place of responsibility for responsible people. Let him show his
previous achievements and I show mine. I challenge him to a debate!”
You would
recall that just last week, Golu raised
alarm alleging Gagdi was applying unconstitutional methods, prohibited by the
Independent National Electoral Commission and the Nigerian Broadcasting codes
for elections, to canvass for support for his bid.
Hon.
Golu in an Exclusive Interview, with the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of
REALITY Newspapers, Prince Valentine Adese at his residence in Jos last weekend,
had alleged Hon Gadgi was already introducing religion to divide the people of
the constituency and further using it to raise funds for his bid.
The Reps member
said though he was not perturbed by the steps introduced by his opponent
however cautioned that, “Yusuf Gagdi is introducing something that may lead to
his own undoing.
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| Hon Gagdi |
“I am just
giving this analogy so that you can understand that the man has not done
anything. The only weapon, the only instrument, the only guide, the only hope
he has, is to use religion to attract favour, to use religion as an instrument
to penetrate the federal constituency but unknown to him that is his undoing.”
Hon. Timothy Golu said in that interview.
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