Adamawa Governor Fintiri explains his political split from Atiku Abubakar, citing party differences while affirming continued cordial relations
Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa State has clarified the reasons behind his political split from former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, attributing the separation to differences in party alignment.
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Speaking on Channels Television, Governor Fintiri emphasised that despite belonging to different political platforms, he continues to share a cordial relationship with Atiku.
Fintiri said those genuinely committed to Nigeria’s progress should recognise one another as partners in nation-building, and noted that his political stance is aligned with supporting a southern candidacy.
“There is no strained communication with the former VP as a result of political differences. I still have; there is nothing that has gone bad. It is just that everybody has taken their political ways. I am today in APC, they are in another party,” he said.
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The governor dismissed suggestions that political disagreements have affected personal rapport, highlighting that differences in party affiliation have not undermined mutual respect or communication.
