The state Publicity Secretary of the party, Ahaji Musa Dan Birni, said the decision was taken after the expiration of the ultimatum given to Dansharu to give account of the party’s financial position after the 2015 elections.
Dan Birni said the embattled chairman had failed to give account of what was spent in the 44 local government areas in the state, hence his suspension and the appointment of a caretaker committee.
But Dansharu had since debunked the reports of his suspension, claiming he remained the helmsman of the party in Kano.
Speaking yesterday at a press conference in Kano, Dansharu described the move as “unconstitutional, null and void,” adding that it was a ploy to destabilize the party in the state.
He argued that as a member of the national executive committee of the party, it was only the national body that could take any disciplinary action against him.
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