Kano guber: ‘Our doors are open’ – APC woos Gov Yusuf, NNPP members after Supreme Court defeat

The Kano State gubernatorial election ruling from the Supreme Court has been examined, according to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

The party declared that it is working to forge a solid path that will bring its members together and embrace newcomers.

It was recalled that the Supreme Court upheld Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf’s election victory on Friday.

A group of Justices headed by Inyang Okoro unanimously restored his earlier triumph from the March 2023 election, which had been invalidated by the two lower courts.

The governor was first dismissed from office due to claims of irregularities during the contentious March 2023 election, but the Supreme Court overturned the concurrent rulings of the two lower courts.

The party expressed gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his support and commitment to Kano State and the APC family in a communiqué signed by Mallam Muhammad Garba, Chief of Staff to the APC National Chairman.

The party praised his dedication to the advancement and growth of the party throughout the nation and the state.

The stakeholders’ meeting decided to maintain the doors of the APC in Kano open to hundreds of new members who are eager to join, according to Mallam Muhammad Garba, speaking on behalf of the party.

He went on to say that because of the party’s good leadership and its promises, the party is actively looking to recruit new members on both an individual and group basis.

As Garba pointed out, the meeting also decided to call a large-scale stakeholders’ gathering in Kano to plan ways to further strengthen the party’s unity for better development.

He stated, “The meeting also called on the party’s members to maintain composure and await the outcome of the expanded stakeholders meeting scheduled for Thursday, January 25, 2024. It also appreciated the party’s members for their maturity, support, and patience during the legal battle.”

Selected Kano APC stakeholders attended the meeting, which was chaired by the party’s national chairman,