Senator Bulus Amos debunks anti-party allegation
BY Chima Azubuike
Senator representing Gombe South senatorial district, Bulus Amos, has debunked allegations of indulging in anti-party activities during the presidential and gubernatorial polls in the state levelled against him by the All Progressives Congress.
Amos is the Vice Chairman Niger Delta Committee in the Senate.
Recall that recently, the APC leadership in Bambam ward of Balanga Local Government Area, accused Amos, of alleged anti-party activities, disclosing that a five-man committee was set up to investigate the matter.
Reacting on Friday, the Senator through his Personal Assistant media, Felix Manasseh, denied involving in anti-APC acts during the presidential and governorship polls in the state.
He disclosed that he was a member of the APC campaign council and had delivered his Balanga local government to the party in the governorship and state assembly elections where the APC won the elections.
The Lawmaker decried that the ward party executives and the probe committee did not notify the senator in writing or call the allegations against him until this time but went to the press to ‘tarnish his good image’.
Amos said, “The senator was unfairly treated by the investigation committee for not granting him audience before going to the press with whatever allegations someone or groups of individuals have against him despite his position as the sitting senator and a party leader of Gombe south senatorial district.
“It is on record that senator Amos served the party even at the national level where he held the position of the secretary finance committee in the presidential campaign council and he toured round the states for the campaign rallies including Gombe.
“Senator Amos led the entire APC stakeholders on 19th September, 2021 to pass a vote of confidence to Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, an event that took place at the former WTC now GGSSS Kaltungo and later led the committee to hand over the certificate of the vote of confidence to the governor at the state house.”
