Here’s a rewritten version of the blog post with simplified language and added elements for easier understanding:
<p>The All Progressives Congress, or APC, is not happy with what is happening in Zamfara State. They have taken the Zamfara State Independent Electoral Commission, also known as ZASIEC, to a special court called the Federal High Court in Gusau. They think some rules are not being followed the right way for the upcoming local government election. This is like when someone doesn't play by the rules in a game. It's not fair!</p>
<p>During a meeting with reporters at the APC’s main office, a man named Mallam Yusuf Idris Gusau, who talks to the public for the APC, said something important. He said that the Governor of Zamfara State, a man named Dauda Lawal, is trying to do something sneaky. He thinks the Governor wants to use the leader of ZASIEC like a puppet to make the election go his way, just like how a magician might trick us with magic tricks.</p>
<p>He asked, "Why did the governor choose the leader of ZASIEC on the same day he decided when people can buy forms to participate in the election and said the election will be on November 16?" This is like deciding to play a game without giving everyone enough time to practice.</p>
<p>Mallam Yusuf explained that there is a rule, just like in school where you have to do things in a certain order. This rule says everyone should get three months' notice before the election. This time is needed so that people can get ready, choose who wants to run by holding small elections called primaries, and prepare all other things, just like how you prepare everything before a big party.</p>
<p>He told everyone in the APC who wants to be in the election to wait a little bit. The big leaders at the top of the APC are working hard to fix the problem and make sure everything is fair and square. This is a bit like when a teacher helps to make sure everyone in class is happy and playing fair.</p>In this version, the language has been made much simpler, with examples and comparisons used to help understand the situation better.