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Masallacin Idi Board of Trustees Disassociates Itself from Petition Against NNPP National Leader,SSG, Urges Withdrawal of Complaint

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Ammani addressing the Press

 

Abbas Yushau Yusuf

In a recent development, the Board of Trustees of Masallacin Eidi Shop Owners and Traders Association, located in Kofar Mata, Kano, has officially distanced itself from a petition filed with the Commissioner of Police, calling for the arrest of NNPP National Leader Engineer Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and Kano state SSG Abdullahi Baffa Bichi .

Ibrahim Ammani Abdulkadir, the secretary of the board of trustees, made this announcement during a press conference held at the press center in Kano.

The Board of Trustees vehemently rejected the petition, describing it as malicious and originating from an illegitimate faction of traders.

Ammani openly condemned those behind the complaint and urged for its rejection.

The board emphasized its commitment to the verdict agreed upon at the Federal Industrial Court in Abuja, publicly disclosed in December 2023. They expressed gratitude that the Kano State Government had commenced fulfilling its obligations in line with the court’s decision.

The board advised the faction responsible for the petition to withdraw their complaint and seek redress through appropriate channels. They stressed the need for adherence to the court’s decision and urged all concerned parties to act in accordance with legal procedures.

Additionally, the Board of Trustees questioned the sensibility of calling for the arrest of NNPP leader Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, highlighting that he is not currently holding a government position. They appealed for rationality in such demands, emphasizing the importance of fair judgment.

The press conference concluded with a prayer for peace, progress, and prosperity for Kano State, expressing unwavering support for the Kano State Government.

The board echoed sentiments of unity, calling for the withdrawal of the petition and encouraging dialogue for resolution.

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