Court Reverses Ganduje’s Suspension

In a dramatic turn of events, the Kano High Court, presided over by Justice Usman Mallam Naaba, has overturned the suspension of Abdullahi Umar Ganduje as the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Chairman. This decision effectively lifts the temporary injunction that had been previously imposed, reaffirming the Kano APC’s backing for Ganduje amidst internal dynamics and power struggles within the APC. The court’s ruling has been met with support from the Kano APC, highlighting the ongoing legal wrangling and uncertainty within the party.

The reversal of Ganduje’s suspension comes after a series of legal back-and-forths that saw the Kano State High Court initially affirming his suspension, followed by a Federal High Court in Kano halting the suspension and ordering a status quo. The recent reversal by the Kano High Court underscores the intricate nature of the dispute and the political ramifications it carries.

This development has stirred reactions across the political spectrum, with some viewing it as a victory for Ganduje and his supporters within the APC, while others see it as a sign of the party’s internal struggles and the influence of judicial decisions on political outcomes. The reversal also highlights the significant role courts play in Nigerian politics, especially in resolving disputes within political parties.

As the dust settles on this latest twist, the focus now shifts to how this will impact the APC’s internal dynamics and the broader political landscape, particularly in Kano State and the 2027 elections.