NNPP Still Home for Kwankwaso, No Plans to Join APC or PDP – Galadima

Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso would stay with the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) in spite of increasing pressure from rival political factions attempting to entice him to leave, according to Buba Galadima, a party chieftain.

Arise Television’s “The Morning Show” featured an interview with Galadima on Friday.

Kwankwaso’s intention to join the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has been the subject of recent reports; some have connected this development to Abdullahi Ganduje’s eventual departure as NPC chairman.

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), APC, and coalition members have all made attempts to court Kwankwaso, according to Galadima, a close acquaintance of the former NNPP presidential contender.

As others try to entice Kwankwaso to join their ranks, he claims that by sticking with the NNPP, he has demonstrated discipline and loyalty.

“Until the political scandal is exposed, we will strategically stay in the NNPP,” Galadima declared.

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Our political party, the NNPP, is recognized by INEC and registered under Nigerian law.

“We occupy our current position. There have been several reports in the media and on social media, of course, but that only serves to highlight Rabiu Kwankwaso’s status as the politician this nation needs and ought to emulate.

Kwankwaso, the former governor of Kano state, was referred to by the NNPP chieftain as “a strategic politician,” whose credibility has only increased due to his quiet.

He continued by saying that Kwankwaso’s worth seems to be recognized by all of the nation’s major groups.

“People are running free campaigns for him, but he has chosen to remain silent,” Galadima stated.

People are claiming that he is capable, competent, and capable of leading the nation instead of spending money on public relations. What more could a politician possibly provide?

All Nigerians require him. He is an essential member of all political parties. Why not back him to win the presidency of Nigeria so he may apply democracy’s benefits?

Although the PDP, APC, and coalition made genuine political advances, Galadima emphasized that Kwankwaso remained “steadfast and strategic.”