APC Reveals Their Stand On Governor El-Rufai’s Impeachment, Announces Damning Replacement

APC Reveals Their Stand On Governor El-Rufai’s Impeachment, Announces Damning Replacement

The All Progressives Congress, APC, Kaduna State, has passed a vote of no confidence on Governor El-Rufai, which may lead to his possible impeachment.

Aside his Deputy, it was gathered that top APC chieftains are positioning Senator Shehu Sani, to replace El-Rufai, come 2019.

This was disclosed at a Press Conference, addressed by chieftains of the party in the State, as contained in a statement read by Maitamaki Tom Maiyashi.

Others who were in attendance at the briefing include: Senator Shehu Sani, Hon Isah Ashiru, Ambassador Sule Buba, AlhajiTijjani Ramalan, Alhaji Yaro Makama Rigachikwu, Admiral Ibrahim Iko, among several other chieftains of the party in the State.

The party chieftains said: “The current sorry state of affairs in the State, is characterized by the near total absence of leadership of the party at all levels. The party has been deliberately weakened, and virtually rendered ineffective.

There is complete lack of consultation with critical stakeholders, even on matters relating to party members or the community.

“Government’s intolerance of any opinion contrary to the mindset of the Governor. Mercenaries are hired to attack individuals, and anybody who dares any opinion meant to add value to public policy.

“The only opinion or input respected is those of hired Consultants specifically recruited from outside the State, who do not even understand our environment, and lack the commitment to address our developmental priorities.

“These cronies and agents so recruited, have virtually rendered the State civil service redundant and inactive. Morale in the civil service today is at its lowest ebb.

“Local government administration has been badly fractured, weakened, and literary strangulated.

They added: “Regrettably, the State is walking into another circle of avoidable crisis. This time around, it is the ‘attack’ on traditional and community institutions.”