Kano commissioner leaves NNPP for APC
Hajiya Amina Sani, Kano State Commissioner for Women Affairs, Children, and Persons with Special Needs, has switched allegiance to the All Progressives Congress. Known as Amina HOD, she was a prominent figure in the Kwankwasiyya grassroots movement and is recognised for her strong principles. According to a statement by Ibrahim Waiya, she now supports the “Kano First” ideology to promote development and peace in Kano State. The move is described as a significant moment in the state’s political landscape.
Key takeaways
- Hajiya Amina Sani (Amina HOD) has left the NNPP and joined the APC.
- She was previously a key supporter of the Kwankwasiyya grassroots movement.
- The switch is seen as aligning with the “Kano First” ideology for the state’s development.
- Other commissioners have pledged loyalty to Governor Abba Yusuf and commitment to his administration.
- The statement emphasized that the government remains focused on its mandate and will not be distracted by political drama.
