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PDP Aminu Wali faction in Kano declares readiness for January LG poll
Faction of the People’s Democratic Party PDP in Kano says it will participate in Kano Local Government election slated for January 16 next year.
Kano Focus reports that the acting chairman of the party Muhammina Lamido stated this while addressing newsmen in Kano on Wednesday.
Mr. Lamido said, the rumor going around that the PDP is not participating in the local government election in Kano is untrue.
On Tuesday the chairman caretaker committee of the PDP Danladi Kagara told newsmen in Kano that their party is not participating as according to him the result is already predetermined.
Mr. Kagara said the PDP has lost confidence in KANSIEC, the state’s Independent Electoral Body in conducting the free and fair election.
Recently the PDP in Kano has been enmeshed in crisis where by the Aminu Wali’s faction and that of Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso are claiming the leadership.
Danladi Kagara who is currently heading the caretaker committee is seen as backing the Kwankwasiyya movement in the PDP.
According to Danladi Kagara, their party will not participate in the forthcoming local government polls relating the issue with their past experience where the state government used thugs to intimidate and harass the voters in 2019.
He also said Islam admonished followers to leave things which they are in doubt and as such their party is in serious doubt and they will not put credibility to a flawed process.
However, Mr. Lamido who is leading the Aminu Wali faction of the party today said they will participate in the polls as they are not aware of Danladi Kagara’s led caretaker committee’s position
Nasiru Yusuf Ibrahim
A former Governor of Kano State Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, has commended the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, for ordering a fresh investigation into the disappearance of activist and lecturer Abubakar Idris Dadiyata.
KANO FOCUS reports that Kwankwaso made the remarks in a statement posted on his Facebook page on Saturday following recent testimony by a former aide to an ex-state governor, who allegedly claimed that police officers were responsible for Dadiyata’s disappearance in Kaduna.
Dadiyata, a lecturer and social media commentator, was abducted in 2019, and his whereabouts have remained unknown since then.
According to Kwankwaso, he and his associates have consistently advocated for a thorough investigation into the incident and for those responsible to be brought to justice.
He described the Inspector-General’s directive for a comprehensive investigation as a “decisive and long-overdue action,” expressing hope that the process would uncover the truth behind the disappearance.
The former governor also urged police authorities to place individuals named in the allegations under close surveillance to prevent interference with the investigation.
Kwankwaso further called on the government to ensure that Dadiyata, if found alive, and his family receive adequate compensation for the trauma and hardship they have endured over the years.
He commended members of the public for sustaining advocacy efforts on the case and also praised Abba Hikima Fagge for what he described as his important role in the latest developments surrounding the investigation.
Kwankwaso expressed optimism that the renewed probe would ultimately deliver truth and justice in the case.
Nasiru Yusuf Ibrahim
The Director General of the Telecommunications Regulatory Board (ART) of the Republic of Cameroon, Philemon Zoo Zame, on Wednesday visited the headquarters of the [Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) in Abuja for a benchmarking exercise aimed at strengthening regulatory collaboration and knowledge sharing between both countries.
KANO FOCUS reports that during the visit, the Cameroonian telecom regulator met with the Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of NCC, Aminu Maida.
A statement issued by Ayiabari A. Kigbara, Manager, Media Relations, Public Affairs Department of the NCC, said the engagement focused on exchanging ideas and best practices in telecommunications regulation, with emphasis on enhancing efficiency and development within the sector.
Nasiru Yusuf Ibrahim
Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited has announced that its ex-depot price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) remains unchanged, reaffirming its commitment to stability in Nigeria’s domestic energy market.
In a statement issued by Esan Sunday, Head of Media Relations, Branding and Communication, the company said sustaining the current price reflects its efforts to cushion the broader economy against external shocks. It noted that by absorbing prevailing cost pressures, the refinery is helping to moderate inflationary risks, promote energy affordability, and ensure uninterrupted fuel supply amid ongoing global uncertainties.
The company reiterated its dedication to the steady supply of high-quality petroleum products to the Nigerian market, while aligning with national objectives of price stability and energy security.
It also urged the public to rely solely on official communications from the refinery for accurate and up-to-date information regarding its operations and pricing.
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