- Minister Abdullahi Ata denies media reports claiming he threatened to leave the APC if the Kano State party chairman is not removed
- Ata emphasizes the need for unity, fairness, and inclusivity within the APC to ensure success in the 2027 elections
- The Minister reaffirms his commitment to the APC and calls for accurate, ethical journalism to avoid misrepresentation
Ata hammered that unity in APC is the main armor the party needs to survive the relentless downward pull from the outside. Image: X/@fmhud_ngSource: TwitterThe Office of the Minister of State for Housing & Urban Development, Rt. Hon. Abdullahi Ata, categorically refutes the misinterpretations and misleading narratives arising from his recent interactions in Kano State, the statement read.Minister calls for party unityContrary to various media reports circulating over the weekend, the Minister did not threaten to leave the All Progressives Congress (APC) if the current party leadership in Kano State is retained, the statement clarified.These reports have taken his statements out of context, presenting a distorted view that seeks to sow division within the party.Tinubu’s minister highlights weak areas in partyLeaders who engage in divisive rhetoric, undermine religious and traditional institutions, and fail to promote party cohesion risk alienating party members and jeopardizing future electoral victories, the statement noted.The Minister reaffirmed his commitment to the APC and its leadership, dismissing any suggestions of his departure from the party as completely false and unfounded.Tinubu has been actively endearing his personage with the northerners ahead of the 2027 general elections. Image: FB/Asiwaju Bola Ahmed TinubuSource: FacebookRt. Hon. Abdullahi Ata remains firmly committed to the APC and its leadership. His position has always been that for APC to regain control of Kano State and consolidate its national strength, it must prioritize unity, fairness, and inclusivity in its leadership structure, the statement concluded.Tinubu announces 13 new appointments
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