Tensions rise within the Kaduna State Chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the Women’s Leader, Maryam Suleiman, faces suspension for daring to criticize Governor Uba Sani regarding the state’s inherited debt burden. In a move that underscores internal strife, the party accuses Suleiman of gross misconduct and tarnishing the governor’s reputation.
The suspension notice, signed by the APC Chairman and Secretary of the Badarawa/Malali ward, alleges that Suleiman orchestrated an attack on the governor’s political adviser, Manzo Maigari, further exacerbating the situation.
Governor Sani recently lamented the staggering debt left behind by his predecessor, Nasir El-Rufai, during a Town Hall Meeting. Despite inheriting a hefty debt burden, Sani pledged to steer Kaduna State towards progress and sustainable development.
In response to Suleiman’s suspension, Governor Sani’s spokesman, Alhaji Mohammed Shehu, asserts that the governor will not dignify attacks from El-Rufai’s son, Bashir El-Rufai. Bashir had criticized Governor Sani for allegedly shirking responsibilities and surrounding himself with incompetent aides.
Shehu reiterates the governor’s commitment to addressing the state’s financial challenges and dismisses Bashir’s accusations as trivialities, emphasizing Sani’s transparency regarding Kaduna’s financial status.
As political tensions escalate, Kaduna’s political landscape remains fraught with internal conflicts and external criticisms, underscoring the delicate balance of power within the state’s political arena. The suspension of Suleiman and the subsequent refusal to engage in verbal sparring with El-Rufai’s son signal a deeper rift within the party, leaving observers to ponder the implications for Kaduna’s political future. 🌟🔍