Barau Welcomes Sacked Kano Commissioner To APC
Barau Welcomes Sacked Kano Commissioner To APC
The gale of defection rocking the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) in Kano has continued as Hon. Abbas Sani Abbas has joined the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Hon Abbas, who served because the Commissioner for Rural and Community Development in Kano State till final month, introduced his defection from the NNPP throughout a go to to the Kano residence of the Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Barau I Jibrin, on Friday evening.
In the previous six months, a whole lot of leaders of the NNPP from throughout the 44 native authorities areas of Kano State have dumped NNPP and the Kwankwsiyya motion along with hundreds of their supporters.
Tagged the ‘Barau Tsunami’, the defection galore noticed hundreds of NNPP members thrashing their pink caps, the image of the Kwankwsiyya motion in Kano State, and embracing the APC.
Following the calls by some NNPP leaders that the Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, ought to take cost of governance firmly within the state, the Secretary to the State Government, Dr Abdullahi Bichi, and 5 commissioners, together with Hon Abbas Sani Abbas, had been sacked final month.
During his go to to the Kano residence of the Deputy President of the Senate, Hon Abbas Sani Abbas introduced his defection, pledging to work in the direction of the success of the APC throughout Kano State and past.
Senator Barau, who’s the First Deputy Speaker of the ECOWAS Parliament, obtained Hon Abbas, along with the APC Chairman in Kano State, Prince Abdullahi Abbas (Ɗan Sarki, Jikan Sarki), and different get together leaders.
The Deputy President of the Senate assured Hon Abbas, a devoted grassroots mobiliser, of the APC’s unwavering dedication to constructing a greater future for the individuals of Kano State and all Nigerians.
While stressing that APC is large enough to accommodate all lovers of the nation, he stated they may proceed to advertise the values of fine governance, inclusivity, and repair to humanity.
Daily Trust
