The
All Progressives Congress circle in Kano, northern part of Nigeria
could be in deeper crisis as the feud between Kwankwaso and Ganduje
aggravates.
Several sections of the All Progressives Congress has been marred
with crises both at the national and state level with Kano State taking
after the political climate of the party in Ondo State.
DailyTrust reports that the lingering political tussle between the
Kano State governor, Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, and his predecessor, Dr
Rabi’u Musa, took new dimension, yesterday, with the former
threatening to probe the latter.
A statement issued by the Commissioner of Information, Malam
Muhammad Garba, in Kano, said that Ganduje would probe Kwankwaso’s
administration if the Kwankwasiyya movement continued to spread
falsehood about the present administration in the state.
The statement said: “This deliberate distortion of facts and spreading of falsehood is capable of provoking the government to drop its non-confrontational stance and institute commission of inquiry to prove the previous administration, particularly on illegal land deals, education and infrastructure.”
It said the recent threat of taking legal action against Ganduje by the Kwankwasiyya Movement, if he (Ganduje) fails to stop wearing red cap, was the most laughable, pathetic and a clear indication of ignorance of the Kwankwasiyya Movement of law and history of political struggle in Kano.
He said that red cap was introduced by late Malam Aminu Kano and popularized by his followers and disciples including Ganduje, adding: “Ganduje was at the forefront of its re-introduction during the second tenure of Kwankwaso in 2011. Who, then, could better claim the red cap doctrine?”
He added that the decision made by the governor to continue wearing the red cap was nothing but a personal choice and manifestation of his high sense of decency, decorum, responsibility, modesty and political astuteness.
The statement said: “This deliberate distortion of facts and spreading of falsehood is capable of provoking the government to drop its non-confrontational stance and institute commission of inquiry to prove the previous administration, particularly on illegal land deals, education and infrastructure.”
It said the recent threat of taking legal action against Ganduje by the Kwankwasiyya Movement, if he (Ganduje) fails to stop wearing red cap, was the most laughable, pathetic and a clear indication of ignorance of the Kwankwasiyya Movement of law and history of political struggle in Kano.
He said that red cap was introduced by late Malam Aminu Kano and popularized by his followers and disciples including Ganduje, adding: “Ganduje was at the forefront of its re-introduction during the second tenure of Kwankwaso in 2011. Who, then, could better claim the red cap doctrine?”
He added that the decision made by the governor to continue wearing the red cap was nothing but a personal choice and manifestation of his high sense of decency, decorum, responsibility, modesty and political astuteness.
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