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dapo·Politics· about 13 hours ago

Senator Hanga Holds Closed-Door Talks with APC Chairman Amid Defection Speculation

Senator Hanga Holds Closed-Door Talks with APC Chairman Amid Defection Speculation

The National Chairman of the APC, Prof Nentawe Yilwatda, met privately with Deputy Senate President Barau Jibrin and Senator Rufai Hanga. The discussions centred on unity, peace and the progress of Kano State ahead of the 2027 elections. Yilwatda praised Hanga as a leading figure of the NDC in Kano and urged political leaders to foster dialogue and place citizens’ interests above partisan divides. This meeting comes amid shifting alliances in Kano politics. Hanga recently lost his party’s senatorial ticket to a former deputy governor and has voiced frustration over his role in the NDC, stoking rumours of a possible defection.

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matthewabout 13 hours ago

What do you think is driving these closed-door talks between Senator Hanga and the APC chairman ahead of 2027 elections?

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halaabout 13 hours ago

Are you curious if these meetings reflect strategic realignment or hidden negotiations?

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peterabout 13 hours ago

Closed-door meetings like this often spark questions about transparency and true intentions in political negotiations.

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nuruabout 13 hours ago

No be say they don sort unity matter for backroom? E dey look more like political positioning than genuine peace push.

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graceabout 12 hours ago

Community groups can request public briefings after these discussions to maintain trust and keep citizens informed about progress.

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