The All Progressives Congress
(APC) has spoken on the allegations of bribe-taking levelled against Kano
Governor, Umar Ganduje.
The party said since Ganduje had
gone to court, it could not take a position on the matter.
“The matter is in court, the
governor has taken the medium to court,” party spokesperson, Lanre Issa-Onilu
told Premium Times.
“We cannot comment on a matter
that is already before a law court.”
Meanwhile, the Kano House of
Assembly has opened probe of videos showing Ganduje, collecting stacks of
dollars in bribe.
Raising a matter of urgent public
importance on Monday, a member representing Warawa Constituency, Labaran
Madari, said the assembly should investigate the authenticity of the video and
take measures.
Madari said the videos had
brought the institution of governance in the state to disrepute, and therefore
the need for the legislators to take urgent action.
The matter was seconded by Baffa
Dan’Agundi, a member representing Kano Municipal.
Responding, the speaker, Alhassan
Rurum, constituted a seven-man committee to investigate the matter and report
back to the assembly.
Members of the committee include
Baffa Dan’Agundi (Kano Municipal) as chairman; Labaran Madari (Warawa) member;
Garba Gafasa (Ajingi), member; and Zubairu Masu, (Sumaila) member.
Others are Ayuba Labaran (Kabo)
member; Abubakar Galadima (Bebeji), member; Garba Yau Gwarmai
(Kunchi/Tsanyawa), member and; Mujtafa Amin, secretary.
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