The All Progressives Congress executives in Dawakin Tofa Native Authorities and the Ganduje Ward Govt Committee members have faulted the purported suspension of the social gathering’s Nationwide Chairman, Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje, from the ruling social gathering.
The Chairman of APC Ganduje Ward, Alhaji Ahmed Koko, mentioned the purported suspension of the nationwide chairman was introduced by non-APC members within the ward.
“Those that addressed the press convention had been sponsored by the NNPP state authorities, and from the document of the social gathering on the Ward, Native Authorities and State, will not be card-carrying members of the APC,” Koko mentioned whereas addressing a press convention in Kano late Monday night on behalf of the Ward and Native Authorities Govt Committee members.
He, subsequently, mentioned the purported suspension was null and void and would don’t have any impact on the nationwide chairman.
“The Ward and Native Authorities Executives, having recognized the individuals concerned on this unlucky scenario, have already ready to cost them to courtroom for impersonation and calculated makes an attempt to embarrass and dent the picture of the Occasion and that of the Nationwide Chairman,” Koko added.
He referred to as on all social gathering members to ignore the purported suspension and stay calm.
Recall that Halliru Gwanjo, who claimed to be the social gathering ward authorized adviser, introduced the suspension whereas addressing newsmen in Kano on Monday.
Earlier, the Kano APC chapter, State Working Committee suspended ward social gathering leaders who suspended Ganduje from the social gathering.
However the Dawakin Tofa Native Authorities Space APC thwarted the suspension and sacked these behind the suspension of Ganduje.
The Chairman, Inusa Dawanau, instructed newsmen shortly after suspending Ganduje that these behind the suspension of the social gathering’s nationwide chairman had been caught in anti-party actions, and their data of conferences with the opposition had been uncovered.