Former Peoples Democratic Party Governorship Aspirant, Senator Representing Kogi East and two times Commissioner, Senator Nicholas Yahaya Ugbane has reassure his supporters of commitment and loyalty to the leading opposition party PDP, Senator Ugbane made this known today while speaking with OBSERVERS TIMES in reacting to the ongoing rumors that he is negotiating with former Governor of Nasarawa State, Senator Almakura on the possiblility of him Joining the ruling party.
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The Senator said he has never meet Al’makura before more or less negotiating the possibility of him crossing over to the ruling party, Ugbane said he is very confident that PDP will regains power comes 2023 charged the followers and members of the party to remain loyal and not relent on their commitment to the PDP.
Recall In the year 1999 and 2003, Senator Nicholas Yahaya Ugbane served faithfully as commissioner in four different ministries under the administration of the former governor of blessed memory, Prince Abubakar Audu.
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Due to his relentless services, In 2003, he succeeded Alex Kadiri by becoming a member of the Nigerian Senate. He was succeeded by Emmanuel Dangana Ocheja.
The Kogi State University Anyigba was established and brought closer to Senator Ugbane’s home country Egume as a result of his commitment and devotion to service by the former governor, the late Prince Abubakar Audu and should have been taken to Ofu the governor’s local government instead.
The Abadigba power plant that has been withheld till date was brought to Dekina and closer to Egume by Senator Nicholas Yahaya Ugbane due to his hard work, devotion, commitment, and heart of transformation until hijackers reversed the fund to somewhere else and wanted to hold the innocent senator accountable but was justified.
Nicholas Ugbane was appointed to committees for Public Accounts, Niger Delta, Independent National Electoral Commission and Aviation.
