Kwakwanso Will Suffer in 2027 for Roles Played in Kano Emir Tussle
Even without taking any action or making statements on the royal tussle in Kano State, President Bola Tinubu has been dragged to the crisis by the two major political parties, the NNPP and the APC. The Rabiu Kwakwanso political party, NNPP had claimed that the president would suffer for his interference in the crisis in 2027 when Nigerians go to poll again.
But the All Progressives Congress has replied in a statement that it’s Rabiu Kwakwanso, who contested on the platform of the NNPP that would pay for his actions in the tussle between Aminu Ado Bayero and Lamido Sanusi II. Both are claiming the throne of the Kano Emir.
In the response, the APC chairman in Kano State said that former governor Kwakwanso would suffer reelection in 2027 even though the presidential candidate has not indicated his plan to join in the contest again.
Abdullahi Abbas said, “Contrary to what they think, it is the state ruling party and its national leader, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso that will suffer re-election in 2027 as a result the Emirship crisis. It is a public knowledge that while other state governors were commissioning one project or the other to mark their one year in office, the NNPP Kano state government was busy distracting the good people of Kano from his obvious failures through the contentious Emirate law as a tactic from his inadequacies in office.
“It is public knowledge that while other state governors were commissioning one project or another to mark their one year in office, the NNPP Kano state government was busy distracting the good people of Kano from its obvious failures through the contentious Emirate law as a tactic from its inadequacies in office.
“The people of Kano state whose houses were demolished and rendered homeless will not forget in a hurry. The people of Kano state whose sources of economic survival and businesses were destroyed will not vote NNPP again, among many other categories of people already badly affected by the current misfit government in Kano state.”
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