Sh*ck In Kano As NNPP Lawmaker Masu Dumps Party for APC

In a resignation letter submitted to the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Ismail Falgore, Masu cited internal leadership conflicts and multiple factions within the NNPP as the reasons for his exit. Following the letter’s presentation, Masu declared his full allegiance to the APC at the ward, state, and national levels.

According to Leadership, Masu elaborated that the NNPP was plagued by infighting, with various figures such as Suleiman Hashim Dungurawa and Senator Mas’ud El-Jibrin Doguwa asserting leadership at the state level, while Ahmed Ajuji and Agbo Major vied for control nationally. He also referenced ongoing court cases that have further paralyzed the party.

This development comes shortly after Deputy Senate President Barau Jibrin welcomed six NNPP and Kwankwasiyya-aligned groups into the APC last Friday. These groups include Ja’en-Ring Road Kwankwasiyya Elders, Kwankwasiyya Ko Ɗar-Ɗar, Principals Forum, Haske Kwankwasiyya, Millennium Youth Awareness Kwankwasiyya, and Kano Sai Abinda Abba Ya Ce Youth Awareness.

Musa Abdullahi Khalid, leader of the Kano Sai Abinda Abba Ya Ce Youth Awareness group, said their defection was motivated by a desire to support initiatives aimed at solving Kano’s pressing issues.
In response, Senator Jibrin pledged to collaborate with the new members in building “a Kano that works for all.”