Political analyst Harrison Hamson Dingoli says Maurice Vunobolki’s exit from APC is more of a miscalculation than a true fight for justice.
According to him, Vunobolki claimed he left because of lack of transparency and unfair treatment. But Dingoli believes the real issue is that Vunobolki relied on political promises instead of building strong support from the grassroots.
He explained that in Adamawa politics, success doesn’t come from connections or “assurances” — it comes from building real support among the people.
Dingoli also pointed out that it doesn’t make sense to trust a system at first and then complain when it doesn’t work in your favor.
In simple terms, he says Vunobolki’s exit is not a big political movement, but a personal setback — and a lesson that ambition without proper structure will fail.
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