The national working committee (NWC) of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) has dissolved all executive committees of the party across Kano state.
The move follows internal developments in the state chapter, where ward executives on December 30 removed and expelled Hashimu Dungurawa from his position as state chairman, barely two weeks after his re-election.
Dungurawa’s removal was carried out by 27 executive members of the Gargari ward in Dawakin Tofa local government area, who accused him of fostering division within the party and triggering internal crises.
After his sack, Abdullahi Abiya was appointed acting chairman of the NNPP in Kano. His appointment followed a review of a formal resolution submitted by executives from the Dawakin Tofa LGA to the state executive committee.
However, the party’s national leadership later intervened. In a statement issued on Friday, Ladipo Johnson, national publicity secretary of the NNPP, announced the dissolution of all party executives in Kano state.
According to him, the decision was taken in line with the party’s constitution and is intended to allow for the installation of caretaker committees, which will be unveiled in due course.
The NWC also expressed appreciation to party members who have served in various capacities across the state, commending their contributions to the party’s growth.
“The National Working Committee of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) has in accordance with the constitution of the party announced the total dissolution of its Executive Committees from State down to the Wards, in the entire Kano State,” the statement reads.
“Caretaker Committees to act in the interim will be announced presently.”
The party added that the restructuring exercise is aimed at strengthening its organisational framework in Kano ahead of future political activities.
(CABLE)
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