The meeting, which began on Thursday, has drawn top party heavyweights including the Deputy Senate President, the Minister of Housing, former APC National Chairman Abdullahi Ganduje, Senator Kabiru Gaya, Abdullahi Buchi, Senator Kawu Ismaila, Senator Kado, Mohammed Garba, as well as former commissioners and other party leaders from Kano.
While the full agenda has not been made public, the gathering is already drawing attention as it marks Abdullahi Ganduje’s first major political appearance since stepping down as APC National Chairman.
Party insiders say the meeting may focus on internal strategy, reconciliation efforts, and preparations ahead of the 2027 general elections. However, no official statement has been released at the time of filing this report.
The development underscores Kano’s significance as one of the country’s largest voting blocs and a key battleground for the APC in the coming political cycle.
