NNPP Chairman Denies Kwankwaso Ownership Claims Amid Internal Disputes
The Chairman of the New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP), Ajuji, has dismissed assertions that the party is owned by Kwankwaso or Kwankwasiya, emphasizing ongoing internal factional disputes and legal challenges. Ajuji revealed that multiple court cases have been initiated by expelled members seeking to overturn their dismissals.
The party's rift began with disciplinary actions against anti-party conduct, leading to a struggle for control and legitimacy. Ajuji clarified the party's constitution allows for the expulsion of members, defending the NNPP's independence from political blocs like Kwankwasiya.
Legal battles in states like Abia have seen conflicting injunctions and challenges to party rules.
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