Ogasabi on 9am News reported that the opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kano has accused the ruling New Nigerian People’s Party (NNPP) and some opposition figures of inciting violence during the recent hunger protest. In a statement signed by APC Chairman Alhaji Abdullahi Abbas and Director General of the Tinubu/Shetima, Gawuna/Garo Campaign Council, Alhaji Rabi’u Sulaiman Bichi, the party strongly condemned the violence that occurred in the state.
According to Breaking news reports on 9am News Nigeria, the APC blamed Governor Yusuf for his open invitation to protesters to the Government House and his irresponsible comments, which they believe undermined the police authority in Kano. These actions, the APC argues, fueled arson and looting during the protests. The statement also pointed fingers at opposition figures like Naja’atu Muhammad, accusing them of making provocative comments that contributed to the unrest.
The APC Chairman emphasized that the governor should not let personal grievances against the state police commissioner compromise the security of lives and property he is obligated to protect. The statement highlighted that political motives may have influenced the governor’s actions, as Kano is an opposition state. The APC further criticized the governor’s approach, suggesting that it exacerbated tensions rather than alleviated them.
In this challenging time, leaders should focus on calming the situation rather than inflaming it. The APC, through its National Chairman Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, has consistently called for a peaceful resolution and urged the protest organizers to engage in dialogue with the government. Breaking news updates from Ogasabi on 9am News Nigeria reiterated this stance, emphasizing the importance of a peaceful approach to address grievances.
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