By Our Correspondent
Leading All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship aspirant in Adamawa State, Nuhu Ribadu, has withdrawn his suit challenging the party’s ticket won by Senator Aishatu Dahiru (Binani).
Ribadu said he would not approach the Supreme Court.
His withdrawal from the suit warmed the hearts of many stakeholders in the party.
Ribadu said that although he disagreed with the Appeal Court, which reinstated Binani, he had resolved to work towards the victory of the party.
The NewsZenith reports that Ribadu had gone to the Federal High Court to challenge the APC governorship primary of May, which produced Binani as the winner.
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Ribadu, Binani and APC went to the Court of Appeal, which last month returned Binani as the truly elected APC governorship candidate for Adamawa State.
Ribadu, pioneer chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, had earlier announced his intention to go to the Supreme Court.
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“We don’t agree with the Appeal Court judgement but I have no intention of dragging this any further.
“As a true party man, I call on my supporters not to despair but to remain faithful to our party.
