The group noted that Musa’s legislative activities and advocacy on national issues have positioned him as a strong voice in the upper chamber, adding that his style of representation reflects accountability and accessibility.

The endorsement was announced in a statement issued on Thursday and signed by the Lagos State coordinator of the group, John Folarin Odusote, who described both leaders as “tested reformers whose leadership has delivered measurable progress.”

Addressing supporters, Haske described the moment as both historic and personal, saying his governorship ambition was rooted in his lifelong connection to Adamawa.

Appealing to stakeholders from Mopa-Muro, Bello urged those aspiring to represent the constituency to exercise patience in the overall interest of development.

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