Bauchi Assembly PDP Caucus Dismisses Terror Financing Claim Against Gov. Mohammed
By Ahmed Ahmed
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Caucus in the Bauchi State House of Assembly has strongly rejected the allegation linking Governor Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed to terrorism financing, describing it as unfounded, malicious, and unsupported by any credible evidence.
The caucus, led by the Speaker of the House, Dr. Abubakar Sulaiman, made its position known while addressing journalists in Bauchi, stressing that the allegation was a calculated attempt to smear the governor’s reputation and undermine the achievements of his administration.
Dr. Sulaiman stated that no factual or verifiable proof had been presented to substantiate the claim, urging members of the public to disregard what he termed a distraction engineered by political adversaries.
According to him, Governor Bala Mohammed has consistently demonstrated unwavering commitment to peace, security, and inclusive governance since assuming office.
“The governor’s record in promoting stability, infrastructural development, and social welfare across Bauchi State speaks for itself,” the Speaker said.
“These allegations are nothing but a desperate move to derail the progress being recorded under his leadership.
”The PDP lawmakers reaffirmed their collective confidence in the governor, noting that his administration has prioritized policies and programmes aimed at improving the lives of citizens, particularly in critical sectors such as education, healthcare, agriculture, and security.
They further pledged their full and unflinching legislative support to the executive arm of government to ensure the smooth implementation of development-oriented initiatives across the state.
The caucus also called on residents of Bauchi State to remain calm and vigilant, urging them not to be swayed by what it described as baseless accusations designed to sow discord and confusion.
According to the lawmakers, Bauchi State remains focused on its developmental trajectory, and no amount of misinformation would distract the government from its mandate of delivering good governance to the people.
