The group, led by its convener, Dr. Agabi Emmanuel, made this known during a press conference on Tuesday, July 9, in Abuja.
Recall that recently, the national leadership of the opposition New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) distanced itself from Kwankwaso over his letter to the party members in the National Assembly, as reported by Leadership Newspapers.
The letter, which Dr Ajuji Ahmed reportedly signed, urged NNPP lawmakers to take a critical stance against the government in Kano, as reported by The Guardian,
Emmanuel, however, labelled Kwankwaso’sletter as “a desperate attempt to revive his dwindling political influence” and a threat to government stability.
Emmanuel emphasized that Kwankwaso’sblatant disregard for the Constitution and core democratic values is deeply concerning,
Therefore, he called for increased vigilance from law enforcement agencies to thwart his harmful plans and safeguard citizens’ well-being.
Likewise, he urged these agencies to “remain highly alert to Kwankwaso’sschemes, which jeopardize government stability and undermine the democratic principles embedded in our Constitution.
He said:
The group also condemned Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf for abandoning his gubernatorial responsibilities in favour of political showmanship, thereby exacerbating the hardships the people of Kano faced.
He said:
The Northern Patriotic Agenda advised Kwankwaso and Governor Yusuf to reconsider their actions and aim for forward-thinking leadership.
He said:
Earlier, the National Executive Council (NEC) of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) announced the dissolution of the National Working Committee (NWC), which was led by Mr Ajuji Ahmed and Mr Dipo Olayokun as acting national chairman and national secretary.
Legit. ng reported that on Sunday, July 7, the NEC affirmed Governor Abba Kabir Yusustate’sno state’s six-month suspension and Kwankwaso’swankwaso’s expulsion from the party.
Source: TimesNow.com.ng
