An the aftermath of the crisis that rocked the Kano State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) during the last primary in the state, the North-West zone leadership of the party said it had initiated reconciliation moves for the unity of the party and its success at the forthcoming general election in the state.

The APC National Vice-Chairman (Northwest), Salihu Lukman stated this at a meeting of party stakeholders in the state, in continuation of his interactive session with party chieftains and members in the zone.

Kano State chapter of the party has been in fraction following irreconcilable differences among the chieftains of the party over the party primary elections and control of the party structure.

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Addressing the party stakeholders at the meeting in Jano, the National Vice-Chairman stressed the need for a strategic reconciliation initiative that will address the post-primary elections grievances where some of the contestants that did not make it felt offended in one way or the other.

In a statement by the zonal Publicity Secretary to reporters yesterday in Abuja, Malam Musa Mailafiya Mada said the zonal chairman told the participants some measures put in place at the zonal level to ensure unity among critical stakeholders and the role of leadership at various levels in achieving and sustaining unity.

“The party’s stakeholders in Kano singled out, among issues raised and discussed the unity initiative as a vital step towards achieving the desired objectives in the forthcoming general elections and beyond.”

Kano State Governor, who was represented at the event by his Chief of Staff/the Head of Service of the State, Usman Bala, expressed his optimism over the manner through which the party’s affairs are being handled at the zonal level.