Senator Kwankwaso
Former governor of Kano State, Rabiu Kwankwaso, has disclosed that he averted the National Convention of the All Progressive Congress (APC) on Saturday and Sunday, to keep away from a breakdown of legislation and order.
This he defined in a assertion he posted on his Twitter deal with on Sunday.
Kwankwaso defined that the failure of the APC management of John Odigie-Oyegun’s refusal to recognise the congresses that favoured his loyalists on the state, native authorities and wards in Kano was the explanation he and his supporters shelved their plan to attend the conference.
“I want to inform the management of the party and most of the people that we had wished to be a part of the National Convention however regrettably all of the congresses that we performed on the wards, Local Government Councils and on the State degree weren't acknowledged by the outgoing National Executive Council of the party.
“Therefore, I felt that presenting ourselves at such an vital occasion is not going to be within the general curiosity of your complete conference that's assuming we're allowed entry into the conference floor.
“Because there are high chances that our presence could create embarrassments and a lot of friction similar or even worse than what occurred in the pavilions of delegations from Imo and Delta States during yesterday’s convention. However, as the new EXCO settles to start the efforts of uniting the party we wish you the very best,” he mentioned.
The senator nonetheless congratulated the newly-elected National Chairman of the APC, Adams Oshiomhole and others who emerged leaders of the party.