The Zamfara State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has issued a warning to its members against participating in anti-party activities, stating it will no longer tolerate actions that cause internal conflict and disunity.
In a statement, State Publicity Secretary Yusuf Idris Gusau said the party had intercepted what he called “speculative and misleading claims” circulating online. These reports alleged that some disgruntled members from Shinkafi Local Government Area had filed a lawsuit against the party over supposed unconstitutional sanctions.
The reports claimed that Babangida Aliyu Shinkafi, Kabiru Ibrahim, and Ibrahim D. Kurya filed the suit on Friday, November 16, under case number \text{ZMS/GS/65/2025}, seeking the court’s intervention regarding an alleged disciplinary action by the party.
Gusau dismissed the report as false and mischievous, maintaining that the party has neither sanctioned any member from Shinkafi nor has any court order been issued on such a matter. He stated, “The party is not aware of any disciplinary action or suspension involving its members from Shinkafi, nor has it received any directive from a court of law in that regard.”
He suggested that those spreading these claims might be attempting to avoid potential sanctions due to their suspected involvement in anti-party activities and alleged close relationship with the state’s ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Gusau concluded by emphasizing that the APC will not allow politically motivated misinformation to undermine the party’s current stability and increasing support base in Zamfara.
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