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In response to rumors that some prominent members are preparing to join the All Progressives Congress (APC), the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) has urged its members in Kano State, North West Nigeria, to stick with the party. The party claims that this would go against both its collective vision and the mandate of its supporters.
On behalf of the party’s state and national leadership, including its national leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, Hashim Dungurawa, the NNPP’s Kano State Chairman, made the plea in Kano during a press conference.
He claimed that the party was aware of current political realignments in Kano, where some people were thinking of switching from the NNPP to the APC in order to stem defections.
Dungurawa emphasized that the NNPP is accountable to both its members and the voters who supported change, adding that both the Kano State chapter and the national leadership have worked to encourage people involved to be patient and stay in the party.
“Once again, we appeal to them, for the sake of unity and the mandate given to us by the people, not to abandon the party for one which the masses rejected and which we have consistently opposed,” he stated.
The NNPP Chairman placed the issue in a larger national context and reiterated the party’s commitment to policies that alleviate hardship, enhance education, promote agriculture, and strengthen commerce. He noted that these goals are fundamental to the party’s national agenda and its constitution.
Rifts Within
Additionally, the party rejected as baseless rumors that suggested internal strife, especially the assertion that some NNPP leaders were trying to put Senator Kwankwaso against Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf.
Dungurawa called the accusations “mischievous” and insisted that party officials stick to the NNPP’s principles and leadership structure.
He added that the party’s unity is unaffected by political pressures and urged anybody making such allegations to provide proof.
The NNPP Chairman warned against signing or associating with documents purportedly disseminated by “mischief makers” and urged Kano State residents and supporters to carry out their legal activities without fear in an attempt to reduce public unrest.
Dungurawa presented the NNPP as a national movement dedicated to democratic ideas and people-oriented governance and urged Kano residents to continue supporting the party and its leadership as the nation prepares for next elections.
