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The Digest: ​

The New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP) has expelled federal lawmaker Abdulmumin Jibrin, citing anti-party activities and unpaid dues. This move reveals the deep-seated tensions within Nigeria's political landscape. Rooted in the Storm, the decision follows Jibrin's public hints of defection, challenging the very foundation of party allegiance.

Key Points:
  • The NNPP’s Kano chapter announced the expulsion of the Kiru/Bebeji representative.
  • The party chairman cited media attacks and anti-party activities as key reasons.
  • Jibrin also allegedly failed to pay mandatory party dues to the NNPP.
  • The lawmaker recently stated he could defect from the NNPP to any other party.
  • The party chairman stated that Jibrin's political success came from the Kwankwasiyya movement.
  • The NNPP plans to pursue legal action to recover all outstanding funds it owes.
  • The party insists Jibrin’s departure will not diminish its political strength in Kano.
This incident highlights the fragile nature of party alliances and the swiftness with which political movements enforce discipline against perceived disloyalty.

Sources: TheCable, Punch