The Kebbi State Government also rejected accusations by one of the factional chairmen that it is interfering in the court process, calling the allegation “baseless.” It reiterated that the issue is not linked to the All Progressives Congress (APC) or any other political party, but rather an internal conflict within the ADC. The government stressed that political parties should resolve their disputes through internal mechanisms, not through public accusations or media speculation.
It further maintained that it has never targeted or victimized members of any political party, and that the claims against it are false and misleading. The government’s position is clear: it remains neutral in party politics and will not be drawn into internal disputes that do not involve state functions or public interest. The statement concluded with a call for calm and responsible reporting, urging all stakeholders to allow the legal process to run its course without external interference.
As the court case continues, the Kebbi State Government’s denial underscores its commitment to staying out of party politics while promoting transparency and accountability in governance. The outcome of the legal battle may have implications for the ADC’s stability in the state, but the government insists it will not play any role in the resolution. This development highlights the need for political parties to manage internal conflicts responsibly, without implicating public institutions or distorting facts.
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