BREAKING: Kano Gov Abba Yusuf dumps NNPP

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The governor of Kano state, Abba Yusuf has formally introduced his resignation from the New Nigeria Folks’s Social gathering (NNPP).

Yusuf introduced this in an announcement issued by his media aide Sunusi Tofa on Friday, January 23.

In accordance with Tofa, the governor cited the rising inside disaster which has continued to rock the social gathering and its management.

Tofa added that the governor in a letter addressed to the chairman of the NNPP in Diso-Chiranchi Ward, Gwale Native Authorities Space stated his resignation as a member of the social gathering is with impact.

“I write with a deep sense of gratitude to formally notify the management of the New Nigeria Folks’s Social gathering (NNPP) of my choice to resign my membership of the social gathering,” Yusuf’s letter stated.

Persevering with, Tofa added that the governor stated that in current instances, the NNPP has been confronted with persistent inside challenges arising from management disagreements and ongoing authorized processes, lots of that are presently earlier than the courts for judicial dedication.

“The rising disenfranchisement amongst social gathering members has created deep divisions throughout the social gathering construction, leading to cracks that seem more and more irreconcilable and have generated uncertainty at each state and nationwide ranges,” Yusuf stated.

He additionally appreciated members of the social gathering and its management for presenting the platform and help to ship good governance to the folks of Kano States

“I stay sincerely appreciative of the chance given to me by the social gathering, its management, and members throughout Kano State to be a part of its political journey since 2022, in addition to the help, goodwill, and cooperation prolonged to me throughout my time within the social gathering.

Along with this, Tofa stated within the assertion that the governor shall be leaving the social gathering alongside 21 members of the Kano State Home of Meeting, eight members of the Home of Representatives, and 44 native authorities chairmen throughout the state.