ADC Rejects Dissolution of Kano Executive, Insists Leadership Remains Intact
By Abdulahi Musa
The Kano State chapter of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has rejected claims that its executive committee was dissolved by the party's national leadership, describing the move as unconstitutional and lacking due process.
State Chairman Musa Ungogo said no official communication authorising the dissolution had been received, insisting the state executive remains the legitimate leadership of the party in Kano. He questioned why only Kano was targeted, noting that no similar action had been taken in other states.
The reaction followed an announcement by the party's Deputy National Chairman (North-West), Hajiya Najaatu Mohammed, who declared the dissolution of the Kano executive and unveiled a caretaker committee headed by Alhaji Umar Bala. She said the decision was taken in line with the party's constitution and the Electoral Act to preserve unity and ensure administrative continuity.
Despite the national leadership's position, Ungogo maintained that the Kano executive would continue to function until a lawful directive was issued by the appropriate organs of the party, deepening the leadership dispute within the ADC in the state.

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