Keyamo says Kwankwaso unlikely to get major party ticket
Festus Keyamo has stated that Rabiu Kwankwaso faces a tough political future due to his recent decisions. Keyamo argues that Kwankwaso’s chances of securing a presidential ticket from any major party are slim. He believes Kwankwaso’s options for alliances are limited and each comes with significant challenges. According to Keyamo, the choices Kwankwaso makes now could determine the end or revival of his political career.
Key takeaways
- Festus Keyamo claims that none of the major political parties will pick Rabiu Kwankwaso as a presidential candidate in the next election.
- Keyamo says the NNPP is losing influence in Kano, and defections from the party weaken Kwankwaso’s position.
- He suggests that Kwankwaso’s only realistic alliances are with the PDP, APC, or Labour Party, but all options have major drawbacks.
- Keyamo asserts that running as a vice-presidential candidate to Peter Obi is not a viable path for Kwankwaso.
- He concludes that Kwankwaso is at a political crossroads that could either end his ambitions or give him another chance in the future.
