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Despite earlier plans, new information has surfaced regarding why Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s anticipated defection to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) was delayed.
Yusuf completed planning last Friday to declare his defection to the APC on Monday, according to Daily Nigerian.
The governor was supposedly the first person to register in Kano State under the party’s new online registration drive, according to plans made by the APC national headquarters before to the postponement.
Abdullahi Ganduje, the former governor of Kano State, was supposed to accompany Yusuf to his Diso Ward so that he could finish registering on the party’s website and obtain a membership card.
In order to renew Ganduje’s registration on the new portal, Yusuf was then supposed to go with him to his hometown in Dawakin Tofa Local Government Area.
Insiders claimed that the plan was shelved after the governor was told to meet with important APC leaders in Kano to get their approval before making a public defection announcement.
Ganduje and Barau Jibrin, the Deputy Senate President, were among the people he was anticipated to meet.
“It will seem as though the governor is demeaning Ganduje, Senator Barau, and other APC leaders if he leaves without meeting them. Additionally, it will not be good for him, according to a person acquainted with the situation.
Some sources stated that the date is still tentative, despite Platinum Post’s story that the governor would defect on January 12.
They said that the defection might happen “any day after meeting with Kano APC leaders.”
According to further sources, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ordered the defection to be postponed so that Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, Yusuf’s political godfather, could be courted at the last minute.
According to sources, the APC’s political calculations were changed by Kwankwaso’s purported plan to join the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
According to information obtained by the Presidency, Kwankwaso met with Olusegun Obasanjo and Peter Obi, and it is possible that they may work together to challenge Tinubu in 2027.
According to the source, “an Obi/Kwankwaso ticket is a potent combination that can change the APC’s political equation.”
The source claims that the APC is also concerned that without Kwankwaso’s support, Yusuf’s political power would erode.
The governor’s political wings are severed in the absence of Kwankwaso. Thus, Tinubu is still evaluating Governor Yusuf’s defection.
In actuality, the governor is courting the APC, not the other way around. As a result, there are now no set rules about who would receive what following the defection, the insider continued.
According to a different set of reports, the governor personally asked for an extension so that he might convince additional members of the National Assembly and Kano State House of Assembly to desert with him.
Unverified sources, however, suggested that Yusuf might not have made a decision due to the criticism he is receiving in Kano State.
These sources claim that the governor is now thinking of making amends with Kwankwaso and abandoning the defection plan entirely.
