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Fresh Questions Emerge as Forum of NANS Coordinators Challenge Removal of Zone A Coordinator
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June 5, 2026
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The leadership crisis rocking NANS Zone A has taken a new turn as the Forum of Zonal Coordinators formally challenged the circumstances surrounding the removal of Zone A Coordinator, Comr. Nura Baba Waziri.
In a letter addressed to newly elected Senate President, Dist. Sen. Ibeabuchi Moses Onyia, the Forum raised concerns over what it described as constitutional irregularities in the handling of the matter.
The letter referenced earlier interventions by former NANS President, Comr. Olushola Oladoja, who reportedly sought reconciliation among the parties involved. It also highlighted claims that an official vehicle connected to the dispute was recovered following presidential directives but was later allegedly recovered again and resold by stakeholders.
The Forum questioned the legality of actions taken outside the constitutional framework of the association, insisting that elected officials can only be removed through procedures recognized by the NANS Constitution.
Observers say the outcome of the Senate’s response could have wider implications for governance and leadership accountability across the association’s zonal structures.
In a letter addressed to newly elected Senate President, Dist. Sen. Ibeabuchi Moses Onyia, the Forum raised concerns over what it described as constitutional irregularities in the handling of the matter.
The letter referenced earlier interventions by former NANS President, Comr. Olushola Oladoja, who reportedly sought reconciliation among the parties involved. It also highlighted claims that an official vehicle connected to the dispute was recovered following presidential directives but was later allegedly recovered again and resold by stakeholders.
The Forum questioned the legality of actions taken outside the constitutional framework of the association, insisting that elected officials can only be removed through procedures recognized by the NANS Constitution.
Observers say the outcome of the Senate’s response could have wider implications for governance and leadership accountability across the association’s zonal structures.
