The Digest:
Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf has declared that former APC national chairman Abdullahi Ganduje cannot issue directives to him, insisting he is the leader of the APC in Kano State. Speaking amid criticism over his defection from NNPP to APC, Yusuf said his move was driven by internal crises and necessary to prevent political instability. He added, "What exists between Ganduje and me is mutual respect, but he cannot give me instructions."
Key Points:
- Yusuf rejected claims that he betrayed the Kwankwasiyya Movement.
- He questioned why his defection is called betrayal, while others left without consultation.
- The governor asked supporters to affirm his leadership position in Kano APC.
- He framed his move from NNPP to APC as progress, not regression.
- Yusuf now joins over 31 governors in the ruling party.
