The All Progressive Congress APC G-7 group are at loggerheads over allegations against the leader of the faction, Senator Ibrahim Shekarau moves to secretly reconcile with Governor Abdullahi Ganduje in an effort to re-secure his Senatorial seat.
Reports have it that Shekarau who is the leader of the faction had a series of secret meetings with Governor Ganduje aimed at pacifying him (Ganduje) so that he (Shekarau) will have the chance to reclaim his Senatorial Seat.
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However, Senator Barau Jibrin who is also among the G-7 group leaders was said to have openly attacks Shekarau over what he termed, “betrayal of thrusts”, at a time they are pursuing their APC Primary Case at the Supreme Court.
Supporters of the both Shekarau and Senator Barau Jibrin were quoted verbally attacking each other at their Facebook’s pages, with Barau loyalists tagging Shekarau as a “betrayal”.
Shekarau, Senator Barau Jibrin, House of Representatives member, Shaaban Sharada and four others are in Court fighting Ganduje over the APC Primaries that saw two factional Leaders of Ahmadu Zago and Abdullahi Abbas emerging.
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The G-7 at a Federal High Court defeated Ganduje where the Judge ruled that the Shekarau factional Leadership was authentic, something that provoked Ganduje to Appeal the case.
In it ruling the Abuja Appeal Court gave judgement in favour of Ganduje faction, making Abdullahi Abbas as the authentic Chairman of the Party in Kano.
However, not satisfied with the outcomes of the Appeal Court, the Shekarau faction moved to Supreme Court asking the Court to nullify the ruling of the Appeal Court.
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But recent happenings might have put Senator Barau Jibrin and others in their Capm up balance, making their stance against Ganduje limelight.
Effort to contact Shekarau’s media aide, Sule Ya’u Sule to comment on the issue failed as his phone was not going through.
