Rabiu Kwankwaso, the 2023 presidential candidate of the New Nigerian Peoples Party, has expressed his commitment to making decisions that benefit his supporters. In a statement released on Monday, the former governor of Kano State and leader of the Kwankwasiyya movement thanked his supporters, particularly those active on social media, for their unwavering dedication to his cause.
Kwankwaso praised the supporters for their loyalty and patience, stating that their dedication is the foundation upon which the future of the Kwankwasiyya movement is being built. He assured them that he will remain steadfast in his duty to serve, prioritizing decisions that uplift and benefit the people, with a special focus on the youth.
As the 2027 general elections approach, Kwankwaso has hinted at the possibility of forming an alliance with either the ruling All Progressives Congress or the African Democratic Congress. According to reports, Kwankwaso is currently in talks with ADC leaders and may announce his decision in the coming days.
Kwankwaso’s statement comes as the Nigerian political landscape continues to evolve, with various parties and candidates maneuvering for position ahead of the upcoming elections. The New Nigerian Peoples Party, led by Kwankwaso, has been gaining momentum, particularly among young voters who are drawn to the party’s promise of people-centered progress and service.
With a strong social media presence and a dedicated base of supporters, Kwankwaso’s movement has been able to mobilize support and raise awareness about key issues affecting Nigerians. As the political landscape continues to shift, Kwankwaso’s next moves will be closely watched, particularly as he navigates potential alliances and coalitions that could impact the outcome of the 2027 elections.
The development is significant, as it highlights the complexities of Nigerian politics and the ongoing efforts of various parties and candidates to build alliances and secure support ahead of the elections. As the situation continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how Kwankwaso’s decision will impact the political landscape and the future of the New Nigerian Peoples Party.
