Ganduje: NNPP Is Playing A Dangerous Game, Says APC NWC Member

Ganduje: NNPP Is Playing A Dangerous Game, Says APC NWC Member

Some members of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Kano State chapter of the party have criticized the suspension of the party’s National Chairman, Abdullahi Ganduje, by the leadership of his ward in the Dawakin Tofa Local Government of Kano State. The Legal Adviser of Ganduje’s ward, Halliru Gwanjo, declared Ganduje suspended from the party citing bribery allegations against him……READ ALSO Tension Mounts Kano As Ganduje Faces Arraignment On April 17

However, certain NWC members have alleged that the bribery allegations are part of a plot by the Kano State government and the hierarchy of the New Nigerian Peoples Party (NNPP) in the state.

The National Legal Adviser of the APC, Abdulkareem Kana, described the development as a ploy by the ruling NNPP government in Kano. He emphasized that no organ or structure of the party was involved in the suspension.

Kana stated, “There is nothing like suspension anywhere. It is the NNPP that is playing a prank, and this is a very dangerous game they are playing. This is coming from me as a member of the APC NWC. No organ or structure of the party is involved in this so-called suspension.”

Similarly, Oliver Okpala, the Senior Special Assistant to the APC National Chairman on Public Enlightenment, argued that those pushing for Ganduje’s suspension were dissident members being used by the NNPP government.

Okpala stated, “Those behind the alleged suspension are dissident members who have no locus. They are no more than political thugs being used to cause disaffection in the party.”

The Deputy Organising Secretary of the APC, Nze Chidi Duru, also emphasized that the NWC was not officially informed about the alleged suspension.

Duru said, “As the normal channel of communication, we are not aware. Just like you, we read it in the news wire, which is being circulated and shared across all platforms. But we have not been informed of that and we wonder whether this is how communications within an internal party is conducted.”

He added, “However, we will wait to see if indeed that has been communicated to the party. But as of now that I speak with you, no formal communication of such a thing has reached the party.”

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