Kano NNPP chairman insists he is still in charge amid expulsion claims
Hashimu Dungurawa, the Kano State Chairman of the New Nigeria Peoples’ Party, has declared that he remains the legitimate leader of the party in the state. He dismissed attempts by some ward executives to expel him, calling the move unjustified and baseless. Dungurawa emphasized his authority as a member of the National Executive Committee and warned of legal action against those claiming his position. He also urged party members to stay united and law-abiding as leadership disputes are addressed.
Key takeaways
- Hashimu Dungurawa rejected his purported expulsion by some Gargari Ward executives, stating they lack the authority to remove him.
- He warned that those impersonating party leaders could face arrest for their actions.
- Dungurawa described the allegations against him—such as creating divisions and failing to pay dues—as unfounded.
- He expressed hope that Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf would remain with the NNPP, following his earlier appeal.
- Internal tensions persist within the Kano NNPP amid rumours about the governor’s possible defection to another party.
