APC Suspends Former Lawmaker and 9 Others in Kebbi State Over Alleged Disloyalty

Breaking News: APC Suspends Former Lawmaker and 9 Others in Kebbi State

In a shocking move, the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kebbi State has suspended a former member of the House of Representatives, Muhammad Shehu Koko, along with nine other party officials in Koko Local Government Area. The suspension is due to alleged acts of disloyalty and anti-party activities, which have sent ripples through the state’s political landscape.

The affected officials include key APC figures such as Muhammad Danyado, the Vice Chairman; Biyaminu Muhammad, the Secretary; and Talatu Zauro, the Women Leader. Others who have been suspended are the youth leader, financial secretary, and welfare secretary, among others. This mass suspension has raised eyebrows, with many wondering what led to such a drastic decision.

According to the letter announcing the suspension, the decision was made following accusations of harassment of party executives and conduct deemed detrimental to the party’s interests. The letter was jointly signed by the APC Local Government Chairman, Muhammad Maibarga; the LGA Executive Chairman, Sirajo Usman Koko; and 14 other local party stakeholders. However, some have suggested that the suspension may be politically motivated, possibly linked to Koko’s reported interest in contesting for a senatorial seat. This move may have unsettled influential figures within the state chapter of the APC, leading to a power struggle.

The APC’s decision to suspend these officials has significant implications for the party’s dynamics in Kebbi State. As the political landscape continues to evolve, it remains to be seen how this suspension will affect the party’s chances in future elections. One thing is certain, however: the suspension of Muhammad Shehu Koko and nine other party officials has marked a new chapter in the state’s political history, one that will be closely watched by politicians and citizens alike.

In the midst of this political turmoil, one question lingers: what’s next for the APC in Kebbi State? Only time will tell, but for now, the suspension of these officials serves as a reminder of the complex and often contentious nature of Nigerian politics. As the story continues to unfold, Media Talk Africa will provide updates and insights into this developing story, keeping our readers informed about the latest developments in African affairs.

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