The Digest:
Abdulmumin Jibrin, representing Kiru/Bebeji in Kano, accepts his expulsion from the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) but argues the party failed to follow due process in expelling him. Jibrin was expelled over alleged anti-party activities, with no invitation extended to him for self-defense.
Key Points:
- Jibrin was expelled for alleged media attacks on the party and its leadership.
- He claims the expulsion was unjustified and that he was not given a chance to defend himself.
- Jibrin accepted the expulsion reluctantly but criticized the lack of due process.
- He denied accusations of failing to pay party dues and offered to settle any outstanding payments.
- Jibrin expressed discontent with how the NNPP undervalues its members’ political worth.
Jibrin accepts his expulsion from the NNPP but remains dissatisfied with the process, accusing the party of disregarding its members and denying him a fair chance to defend himself. He wishes the party well but plans to move on in peace.
