Protests called by APC and NNPP in response to the decision of the Appeal Court set for Saturday in Kano

On Saturday, members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) will stage a street demonstration in Kano, adding fuel to the fire of tension in the city.

This follows the ruling of the Appeal Court, which, according to Daily Trust, removed Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf from office and recognised Dr. Nasir Yusuf Gawuna, an APC candidate, as the victor of the state election held on March 18.

 

 

Rabiu Suleiman Bichi, director-general of the Gawuna/Garo Campaign Organisation, addressed newsmen today at the APC National Secretariat in Abuja. He was accompanied by other stakeholders, including members of the Kano State House of Assembly, former commissioners, ex-special advisers, and other APC stalwarts in the state. Bichi said that on Saturday, while the NNPP would be holding a mass protest in Kano, the APC would be organising a mass rally on the same day.

 

Disputes around the release of the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the ruling, which suggested in part that Yusuf had won the appeal. Yesterday, the appeal court reiterated that Yusuf had been fired.

 

According to Bichi, the evidence they have indicates that members of the NNPP have met with their leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and have planned a large-scale demonstration for this coming Saturday.

 

 

But he was adamant on the same day in Kano, APC stakeholders will also stage a huge rally in favour of the party’s nominee.

 

“We are also going for a mass rally on Saturday as part of democracy,” Bichi explained when asked why the APC would organise a rally on Saturday in contrast to the NNPP’s already announced mass protest in Kano.

 

“We are law-abiding citizens and will not do anything to disturb peace, but we will not hesitate to protect our lives and belongings,” he stated in response to a query about the likelihood of a violent outburst.

 

 

It seems like things have taken a turn for the worst since Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, the NNPP’s troubled leader, returned to Kano on Sunday to meet with party members.

 

On Saturday, they intend to stage a large-scale demonstration, according to our informed sources. In light of this, we are urging the leadership of the police force in Kano State and other security agencies to rise to the occasion and do what is necessary to prevent further casualties and damage to property.

 

“That being said, ever since the NNPP’s orgy of violence against the APC began, the people of Kano have lived in constant terror of intimidation and threats to their lives and possessions.”

On Saturday, members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) will stage a street demonstration in Kano, adding fuel to the fire of tension in the city.

This follows the ruling of the Appeal Court, which, according to Daily Trust, removed Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf from office and recognised Dr. Nasir Yusuf Gawuna, an APC candidate, as the victor of the state election held on March 18.

 

 

Rabiu Suleiman Bichi, director-general of the Gawuna/Garo Campaign Organisation, addressed newsmen today at the APC National Secretariat in Abuja. He was accompanied by other stakeholders, including members of the Kano State House of Assembly, former commissioners, ex-special advisers, and other APC stalwarts in the state. Bichi said that on Saturday, while the NNPP would be holding a mass protest in Kano, the APC would be organising a mass rally on the same day.

 

Disputes around the release of the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the ruling, which suggested in part that Yusuf had won the appeal. Yesterday, the appeal court reiterated that Yusuf had been fired.

 

According to Bichi, the evidence they have indicates that members of the NNPP have met with their leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and have planned a large-scale demonstration for this coming Saturday.

 

 

But he was adamant on the same day in Kano, APC stakeholders will also stage a huge rally in favour of the party’s nominee.

 

“We are also going for a mass rally on Saturday as part of democracy,” Bichi explained when asked why the APC would organise a rally on Saturday in contrast to the NNPP’s already announced mass protest in Kano.

 

“We are law-abiding citizens and will not do anything to disturb peace, but we will not hesitate to protect our lives and belongings,” he stated in response to a query about the likelihood of a violent outburst.

 

 

It seems like things have taken a turn for the worst since Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, the NNPP’s troubled leader, returned to Kano on Sunday to meet with party members.

 

On Saturday, they intend to stage a large-scale demonstration, according to our informed sources. In light of this, we are urging the leadership of the police force in Kano State and other security agencies to rise to the occasion and do what is necessary to prevent further casualties and damage to property.

 

“That being said, ever since the NNPP’s orgy of violence against the APC began, the people of Kano have lived in constant terror of intimidation and threats to their lives and possessions.”

On Saturday, members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) will stage a street demonstration in Kano, adding fuel to the fire of tension in the city.

This follows the ruling of the Appeal Court, which, according to Daily Trust, removed Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf from office and recognised Dr. Nasir Yusuf Gawuna, an APC candidate, as the victor of the state election held on March 18.

 

 

Rabiu Suleiman Bichi, director-general of the Gawuna/Garo Campaign Organisation, addressed newsmen today at the APC National Secretariat in Abuja. He was accompanied by other stakeholders, including members of the Kano State House of Assembly, former commissioners, ex-special advisers, and other APC stalwarts in the state. Bichi said that on Saturday, while the NNPP would be holding a mass protest in Kano, the APC would be organising a mass rally on the same day.

 

Disputes around the release of the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the ruling, which suggested in part that Yusuf had won the appeal. Yesterday, the appeal court reiterated that Yusuf had been fired.

 

According to Bichi, the evidence they have indicates that members of the NNPP have met with their leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and have planned a large-scale demonstration for this coming Saturday.

 

 

But he was adamant on the same day in Kano, APC stakeholders will also stage a huge rally in favour of the party’s nominee.

 

“We are also going for a mass rally on Saturday as part of democracy,” Bichi explained when asked why the APC would organise a rally on Saturday in contrast to the NNPP’s already announced mass protest in Kano.

 

“We are law-abiding citizens and will not do anything to disturb peace, but we will not hesitate to protect our lives and belongings,” he stated in response to a query about the likelihood of a violent outburst.

 

 

It seems like things have taken a turn for the worst since Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, the NNPP’s troubled leader, returned to Kano on Sunday to meet with party members.

 

On Saturday, they intend to stage a large-scale demonstration, according to our informed sources. In light of this, we are urging the leadership of the police force in Kano State and other security agencies to rise to the occasion and do what is necessary to prevent further casualties and damage to property.

 

“That being said, ever since the NNPP’s orgy of violence against the APC began, the people of Kano have lived in constant terror of intimidation and threats to their lives and possessions.”

On Saturday, members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) will stage a street demonstration in Kano, adding fuel to the fire of tension in the city.

This follows the ruling of the Appeal Court, which, according to Daily Trust, removed Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf from office and recognised Dr. Nasir Yusuf Gawuna, an APC candidate, as the victor of the state election held on March 18.

 

 

Rabiu Suleiman Bichi, director-general of the Gawuna/Garo Campaign Organisation, addressed newsmen today at the APC National Secretariat in Abuja. He was accompanied by other stakeholders, including members of the Kano State House of Assembly, former commissioners, ex-special advisers, and other APC stalwarts in the state. Bichi said that on Saturday, while the NNPP would be holding a mass protest in Kano, the APC would be organising a mass rally on the same day.

 

Disputes around the release of the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the ruling, which suggested in part that Yusuf had won the appeal. Yesterday, the appeal court reiterated that Yusuf had been fired.

 

According to Bichi, the evidence they have indicates that members of the NNPP have met with their leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and have planned a large-scale demonstration for this coming Saturday.

 

 

But he was adamant on the same day in Kano, APC stakeholders will also stage a huge rally in favour of the party’s nominee.

 

“We are also going for a mass rally on Saturday as part of democracy,” Bichi explained when asked why the APC would organise a rally on Saturday in contrast to the NNPP’s already announced mass protest in Kano.

 

“We are law-abiding citizens and will not do anything to disturb peace, but we will not hesitate to protect our lives and belongings,” he stated in response to a query about the likelihood of a violent outburst.

 

 

It seems like things have taken a turn for the worst since Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, the NNPP’s troubled leader, returned to Kano on Sunday to meet with party members.

 

On Saturday, they intend to stage a large-scale demonstration, according to our informed sources. In light of this, we are urging the leadership of the police force in Kano State and other security agencies to rise to the occasion and do what is necessary to prevent further casualties and damage to property.

 

“That being said, ever since the NNPP’s orgy of violence against the APC began, the people of Kano have lived in constant terror of intimidation and threats to their lives and possessions.”

On Saturday, members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) will stage a street demonstration in Kano, adding fuel to the fire of tension in the city.

This follows the ruling of the Appeal Court, which, according to Daily Trust, removed Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf from office and recognised Dr. Nasir Yusuf Gawuna, an APC candidate, as the victor of the state election held on March 18.

 

 

Rabiu Suleiman Bichi, director-general of the Gawuna/Garo Campaign Organisation, addressed newsmen today at the APC National Secretariat in Abuja. He was accompanied by other stakeholders, including members of the Kano State House of Assembly, former commissioners, ex-special advisers, and other APC stalwarts in the state. Bichi said that on Saturday, while the NNPP would be holding a mass protest in Kano, the APC would be organising a mass rally on the same day.

 

Disputes around the release of the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the ruling, which suggested in part that Yusuf had won the appeal. Yesterday, the appeal court reiterated that Yusuf had been fired.

 

According to Bichi, the evidence they have indicates that members of the NNPP have met with their leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and have planned a large-scale demonstration for this coming Saturday.

 

 

But he was adamant on the same day in Kano, APC stakeholders will also stage a huge rally in favour of the party’s nominee.

 

“We are also going for a mass rally on Saturday as part of democracy,” Bichi explained when asked why the APC would organise a rally on Saturday in contrast to the NNPP’s already announced mass protest in Kano.

 

“We are law-abiding citizens and will not do anything to disturb peace, but we will not hesitate to protect our lives and belongings,” he stated in response to a query about the likelihood of a violent outburst.

 

 

It seems like things have taken a turn for the worst since Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, the NNPP’s troubled leader, returned to Kano on Sunday to meet with party members.

 

On Saturday, they intend to stage a large-scale demonstration, according to our informed sources. In light of this, we are urging the leadership of the police force in Kano State and other security agencies to rise to the occasion and do what is necessary to prevent further casualties and damage to property.

 

“That being said, ever since the NNPP’s orgy of violence against the APC began, the people of Kano have lived in constant terror of intimidation and threats to their lives and possessions.”

On Saturday, members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) will stage a street demonstration in Kano, adding fuel to the fire of tension in the city.

This follows the ruling of the Appeal Court, which, according to Daily Trust, removed Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf from office and recognised Dr. Nasir Yusuf Gawuna, an APC candidate, as the victor of the state election held on March 18.

 

 

Rabiu Suleiman Bichi, director-general of the Gawuna/Garo Campaign Organisation, addressed newsmen today at the APC National Secretariat in Abuja. He was accompanied by other stakeholders, including members of the Kano State House of Assembly, former commissioners, ex-special advisers, and other APC stalwarts in the state. Bichi said that on Saturday, while the NNPP would be holding a mass protest in Kano, the APC would be organising a mass rally on the same day.

 

Disputes around the release of the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the ruling, which suggested in part that Yusuf had won the appeal. Yesterday, the appeal court reiterated that Yusuf had been fired.

 

According to Bichi, the evidence they have indicates that members of the NNPP have met with their leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and have planned a large-scale demonstration for this coming Saturday.

 

 

But he was adamant on the same day in Kano, APC stakeholders will also stage a huge rally in favour of the party’s nominee.

 

“We are also going for a mass rally on Saturday as part of democracy,” Bichi explained when asked why the APC would organise a rally on Saturday in contrast to the NNPP’s already announced mass protest in Kano.

 

“We are law-abiding citizens and will not do anything to disturb peace, but we will not hesitate to protect our lives and belongings,” he stated in response to a query about the likelihood of a violent outburst.

 

 

It seems like things have taken a turn for the worst since Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, the NNPP’s troubled leader, returned to Kano on Sunday to meet with party members.

 

On Saturday, they intend to stage a large-scale demonstration, according to our informed sources. In light of this, we are urging the leadership of the police force in Kano State and other security agencies to rise to the occasion and do what is necessary to prevent further casualties and damage to property.

 

“That being said, ever since the NNPP’s orgy of violence against the APC began, the people of Kano have lived in constant terror of intimidation and threats to their lives and possessions.”

On Saturday, members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) will stage a street demonstration in Kano, adding fuel to the fire of tension in the city.

This follows the ruling of the Appeal Court, which, according to Daily Trust, removed Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf from office and recognised Dr. Nasir Yusuf Gawuna, an APC candidate, as the victor of the state election held on March 18.

 

 

Rabiu Suleiman Bichi, director-general of the Gawuna/Garo Campaign Organisation, addressed newsmen today at the APC National Secretariat in Abuja. He was accompanied by other stakeholders, including members of the Kano State House of Assembly, former commissioners, ex-special advisers, and other APC stalwarts in the state. Bichi said that on Saturday, while the NNPP would be holding a mass protest in Kano, the APC would be organising a mass rally on the same day.

 

Disputes around the release of the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the ruling, which suggested in part that Yusuf had won the appeal. Yesterday, the appeal court reiterated that Yusuf had been fired.

 

According to Bichi, the evidence they have indicates that members of the NNPP have met with their leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and have planned a large-scale demonstration for this coming Saturday.

 

 

But he was adamant on the same day in Kano, APC stakeholders will also stage a huge rally in favour of the party’s nominee.

 

“We are also going for a mass rally on Saturday as part of democracy,” Bichi explained when asked why the APC would organise a rally on Saturday in contrast to the NNPP’s already announced mass protest in Kano.

 

“We are law-abiding citizens and will not do anything to disturb peace, but we will not hesitate to protect our lives and belongings,” he stated in response to a query about the likelihood of a violent outburst.

 

 

It seems like things have taken a turn for the worst since Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, the NNPP’s troubled leader, returned to Kano on Sunday to meet with party members.

 

On Saturday, they intend to stage a large-scale demonstration, according to our informed sources. In light of this, we are urging the leadership of the police force in Kano State and other security agencies to rise to the occasion and do what is necessary to prevent further casualties and damage to property.

 

“That being said, ever since the NNPP’s orgy of violence against the APC began, the people of Kano have lived in constant terror of intimidation and threats to their lives and possessions.”

On Saturday, members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) will stage a street demonstration in Kano, adding fuel to the fire of tension in the city.

This follows the ruling of the Appeal Court, which, according to Daily Trust, removed Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf from office and recognised Dr. Nasir Yusuf Gawuna, an APC candidate, as the victor of the state election held on March 18.

 

 

Rabiu Suleiman Bichi, director-general of the Gawuna/Garo Campaign Organisation, addressed newsmen today at the APC National Secretariat in Abuja. He was accompanied by other stakeholders, including members of the Kano State House of Assembly, former commissioners, ex-special advisers, and other APC stalwarts in the state. Bichi said that on Saturday, while the NNPP would be holding a mass protest in Kano, the APC would be organising a mass rally on the same day.

 

Disputes around the release of the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the ruling, which suggested in part that Yusuf had won the appeal. Yesterday, the appeal court reiterated that Yusuf had been fired.

 

According to Bichi, the evidence they have indicates that members of the NNPP have met with their leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and have planned a large-scale demonstration for this coming Saturday.

 

 

But he was adamant on the same day in Kano, APC stakeholders will also stage a huge rally in favour of the party’s nominee.

 

“We are also going for a mass rally on Saturday as part of democracy,” Bichi explained when asked why the APC would organise a rally on Saturday in contrast to the NNPP’s already announced mass protest in Kano.

 

“We are law-abiding citizens and will not do anything to disturb peace, but we will not hesitate to protect our lives and belongings,” he stated in response to a query about the likelihood of a violent outburst.

 

 

It seems like things have taken a turn for the worst since Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, the NNPP’s troubled leader, returned to Kano on Sunday to meet with party members.

 

On Saturday, they intend to stage a large-scale demonstration, according to our informed sources. In light of this, we are urging the leadership of the police force in Kano State and other security agencies to rise to the occasion and do what is necessary to prevent further casualties and damage to property.

 

“That being said, ever since the NNPP’s orgy of violence against the APC began, the people of Kano have lived in constant terror of intimidation and threats to their lives and possessions.”

On Saturday, members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) will stage a street demonstration in Kano, adding fuel to the fire of tension in the city.

This follows the ruling of the Appeal Court, which, according to Daily Trust, removed Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf from office and recognised Dr. Nasir Yusuf Gawuna, an APC candidate, as the victor of the state election held on March 18.

 

 

Rabiu Suleiman Bichi, director-general of the Gawuna/Garo Campaign Organisation, addressed newsmen today at the APC National Secretariat in Abuja. He was accompanied by other stakeholders, including members of the Kano State House of Assembly, former commissioners, ex-special advisers, and other APC stalwarts in the state. Bichi said that on Saturday, while the NNPP would be holding a mass protest in Kano, the APC would be organising a mass rally on the same day.

 

Disputes around the release of the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the ruling, which suggested in part that Yusuf had won the appeal. Yesterday, the appeal court reiterated that Yusuf had been fired.

 

According to Bichi, the evidence they have indicates that members of the NNPP have met with their leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and have planned a large-scale demonstration for this coming Saturday.

 

 

But he was adamant on the same day in Kano, APC stakeholders will also stage a huge rally in favour of the party’s nominee.

 

“We are also going for a mass rally on Saturday as part of democracy,” Bichi explained when asked why the APC would organise a rally on Saturday in contrast to the NNPP’s already announced mass protest in Kano.

 

“We are law-abiding citizens and will not do anything to disturb peace, but we will not hesitate to protect our lives and belongings,” he stated in response to a query about the likelihood of a violent outburst.

 

 

It seems like things have taken a turn for the worst since Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, the NNPP’s troubled leader, returned to Kano on Sunday to meet with party members.

 

On Saturday, they intend to stage a large-scale demonstration, according to our informed sources. In light of this, we are urging the leadership of the police force in Kano State and other security agencies to rise to the occasion and do what is necessary to prevent further casualties and damage to property.

 

“That being said, ever since the NNPP’s orgy of violence against the APC began, the people of Kano have lived in constant terror of intimidation and threats to their lives and possessions.”

On Saturday, members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) will stage a street demonstration in Kano, adding fuel to the fire of tension in the city.

This follows the ruling of the Appeal Court, which, according to Daily Trust, removed Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf from office and recognised Dr. Nasir Yusuf Gawuna, an APC candidate, as the victor of the state election held on March 18.

 

 

Rabiu Suleiman Bichi, director-general of the Gawuna/Garo Campaign Organisation, addressed newsmen today at the APC National Secretariat in Abuja. He was accompanied by other stakeholders, including members of the Kano State House of Assembly, former commissioners, ex-special advisers, and other APC stalwarts in the state. Bichi said that on Saturday, while the NNPP would be holding a mass protest in Kano, the APC would be organising a mass rally on the same day.

 

Disputes around the release of the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the ruling, which suggested in part that Yusuf had won the appeal. Yesterday, the appeal court reiterated that Yusuf had been fired.

 

According to Bichi, the evidence they have indicates that members of the NNPP have met with their leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and have planned a large-scale demonstration for this coming Saturday.

 

 

But he was adamant on the same day in Kano, APC stakeholders will also stage a huge rally in favour of the party’s nominee.

 

“We are also going for a mass rally on Saturday as part of democracy,” Bichi explained when asked why the APC would organise a rally on Saturday in contrast to the NNPP’s already announced mass protest in Kano.

 

“We are law-abiding citizens and will not do anything to disturb peace, but we will not hesitate to protect our lives and belongings,” he stated in response to a query about the likelihood of a violent outburst.

 

 

It seems like things have taken a turn for the worst since Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, the NNPP’s troubled leader, returned to Kano on Sunday to meet with party members.

 

On Saturday, they intend to stage a large-scale demonstration, according to our informed sources. In light of this, we are urging the leadership of the police force in Kano State and other security agencies to rise to the occasion and do what is necessary to prevent further casualties and damage to property.

 

“That being said, ever since the NNPP’s orgy of violence against the APC began, the people of Kano have lived in constant terror of intimidation and threats to their lives and possessions.”

On Saturday, members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) will stage a street demonstration in Kano, adding fuel to the fire of tension in the city.

This follows the ruling of the Appeal Court, which, according to Daily Trust, removed Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf from office and recognised Dr. Nasir Yusuf Gawuna, an APC candidate, as the victor of the state election held on March 18.

 

 

Rabiu Suleiman Bichi, director-general of the Gawuna/Garo Campaign Organisation, addressed newsmen today at the APC National Secretariat in Abuja. He was accompanied by other stakeholders, including members of the Kano State House of Assembly, former commissioners, ex-special advisers, and other APC stalwarts in the state. Bichi said that on Saturday, while the NNPP would be holding a mass protest in Kano, the APC would be organising a mass rally on the same day.

 

Disputes around the release of the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the ruling, which suggested in part that Yusuf had won the appeal. Yesterday, the appeal court reiterated that Yusuf had been fired.

 

According to Bichi, the evidence they have indicates that members of the NNPP have met with their leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and have planned a large-scale demonstration for this coming Saturday.

 

 

But he was adamant on the same day in Kano, APC stakeholders will also stage a huge rally in favour of the party’s nominee.

 

“We are also going for a mass rally on Saturday as part of democracy,” Bichi explained when asked why the APC would organise a rally on Saturday in contrast to the NNPP’s already announced mass protest in Kano.

 

“We are law-abiding citizens and will not do anything to disturb peace, but we will not hesitate to protect our lives and belongings,” he stated in response to a query about the likelihood of a violent outburst.

 

 

It seems like things have taken a turn for the worst since Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, the NNPP’s troubled leader, returned to Kano on Sunday to meet with party members.

 

On Saturday, they intend to stage a large-scale demonstration, according to our informed sources. In light of this, we are urging the leadership of the police force in Kano State and other security agencies to rise to the occasion and do what is necessary to prevent further casualties and damage to property.

 

“That being said, ever since the NNPP’s orgy of violence against the APC began, the people of Kano have lived in constant terror of intimidation and threats to their lives and possessions.”