APC Elders Call for Disciplinary Action Against Rep Sani Jaji

By Abdullahi Alhassan Kaduna

A committee of Concerned Elders for Peace under the All Progressives Congress (APC) North-West has called on the National Chairman of the party, Alhaji Abdullahi Ganduje, to take disciplinary action against Hon. Aminu Sani Jaji, a member of the House of Representatives from Zamfara State. The elders accused Jaji of engaging in anti-party activities, including sponsoring media attacks on party leaders and promoting discord within the party.

According to the Zonal Coordinator of the APC North West, Aliyu Mammani Kaura, Jaji's actions have brought political instability, dishonour, and rancour to the party, particularly in Zamfara State. "The continued display of pride and disregard for party leadership by Hon. Sani Jaji has severe consequences that could lead to indiscipline and artificial problems for the party's progress in Zamfara state," Kaura stated.

The elders also cited Jaji's alleged romance with the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)-led government in Zamfara State, as well as his refusal to respect party leaders, including Minister of State Defense Bello Matawalle and former Governor Abdul'aziz Yari. Despite the party's efforts to reconcile with Jaji, he has continued to engage in divisive behaviour, using social media to attack party leaders.

"The recent personal attacks and utterances allegedly sponsored by Jaji's political movement group on social media against former governors Sen. Abdul'aziz Yari and Hon. Bello Matawalle are disgusting and irresponsible," Kaura added.

The elders warned that if Jaji's irrational actions are not checked, they could lead to the destruction of the party's unity and cohesion in Zamfara State and the North West region. They emphasized that Jaji's behaviour is a result of his allegiance to external interests rather than the party's well-being.

"As a political leader, Jaji should focus on serving his constituents and delivering services rather than sponsoring social media attacks against perceived political enemies," Kaura noted. "Zamfara APC remains one family, and any action to destroy its hard-earned peace and unity should be resisted, hence, our call on the party's leadership to act fast ahead of the 2027 elections".