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APC crisis: I’m still in charge — Ganduje boasts

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 Former governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Ganduje, says he
remains the national chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, following
the reversal of his purported suspension by his ward executives.

 

Recall that Justice A. M Liman of the Federal
High Court in Kano stopped Ganduje’s suspension on Thursday.

 

The court also barred all the respondents and their agents
from implementing the decisions reached at the executive meeting of the APC held
at the Ganduje Ward of Dawakin Tofa Local Government Area on April 15 2024,
pending the determination and hearing of a suit filed by Ganduje for the
enforcement of his fundamental rights.

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The judge also asked the parties to maintain the status quo
before the purported emergency meeting of the alleged executive members of the
APC ward.

 

Justice Liman gave the order while ruling on a motion ex
parte filed by Ganduje for the enforcement of his fundamental right to fair
hearing.

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While reacting to the development, Ganduje appreciated the
party executive members and ward officials from Ganduje Ward for distancing
themselves from the purported plot to remove him from the party’s leadership
and membership.

 

He attributed the development to the plan of Governor Abba
Yusuf of the New Nigeria Peoples Party, NNPP, to weaken the APC in the state
ahead of the 2027 general election and other electoral contests.

 

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The APC national chairman said, “In fact, what is happening
is that it is an incursion into our political party by the NNPP government of
Kano in order to destroy our party.

 

“They are so concerned that in their first year in office,
they have seen their failures right from the destruction of the economy of Kano
State to increased political violence in and also destruction of political
morality in Kano State.”



Source link: Nigerianeye

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