Five members of the Mallam Aminu Kano Ideology Revival Organisation have declared a vote of no confidence in the organisation’s Chairman, Alhaji Bakari Bako Tudun Nufawa, citing concerns over the management and administration of the organisation.
In a statement dated September 14, 2026, and signed by Umar Alhaji Alhassan, Kabiru Fagge, Garba Afarantis, Tijjani Hojo and H. Hanne Kofar Naisa on behalf of the concerned members, the group alleged a lack of transparency and accountability in the management of the organisation’s affairs and resources.
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The members also alleged inadequate consultation, marginalisation and exclusion from organisational activities and decision-making processes, poor communication, and failure to address complaints through appropriate channels.
They said their action was not motivated by personal grievances or an attempt to undermine the organisation, but was intended to draw attention to what they described as concerns about its leadership.
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The members called for the matter to be formally considered in accordance with the organisation’s rules and procedures, including the convening of a meeting where members would have the opportunity to deliberate on and vote on the motion of no confidence.
They also appealed to the chairman and other leaders to respect the rights of members and ensure that any process arising from the declaration is conducted peacefully, transparently and fairly.
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The concerned members expressed their commitment to the unity, progress and development of the Mallam Aminu Kano Ideology Revival Organisation.
They said their objective was to strengthen the organisation through good governance, accountability, fairness and transparency.