KANO, NIGERIA — The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kano State has issued a 72-hour ultimatum to the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) to retract allegations that it influenced the judiciary.
The APC described the claims as false, baseless, and damaging to both its image and the integrity of the judicial system.
Party officials warned that failure to withdraw the allegations within the stipulated time could lead to legal action.
According to the APC, the accusations by NNPP undermine public confidence in the judiciary and could escalate political tensions in the state if not addressed promptly.
In response, the NNPP has yet to officially comment on the ultimatum, though political observers say the development reflects the ongoing rivalry between the two major parties in Kano.
The dispute is believed to be linked to recent political and legal battles in the state, which have heightened tensions among party supporters and stakeholders.
Analysts note that such allegations, if left unresolved, may further polarize the political environment and affect governance and stability in Kano State.
The APC has called on the NNPP to act responsibly by issuing a public retraction and apology, emphasizing the need to preserve democratic institutions and the rule of law.
As the deadline approaches, attention is focused on how the NNPP will respond to the ultimatum.
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