Kwankwaso consults NDC, PRP leaders as he weighs political options
Rabiu Kwankwaso has stated that no final decision has been made about his political future or that of his associates. He confirmed ongoing consultations with leaders of the National Democratic Congress and the Peoples Redemption Party. The African Democratic Congress is facing legal and internal challenges, prompting these discussions. Kwankwaso also addressed speculation about his potential presidential ambitions and clarified his recent absence from party meetings.
Key takeaways
- Rabiu Kwankwaso says no final decision has been made regarding his political future or that of his associates.
- He is consulting with leaders from the National Democratic Congress and Peoples Redemption Party due to challenges in the African Democratic Congress.
- Legal battles have left the ADC in a difficult position, including a Supreme Court judgment and a Federal High Court ruling affecting the party.
- Kwankwaso clarified that he has not declared for the 2027 presidential race nor endorsed any aspirant.
- He explained his absence from two recent ADC meetings was due to personal commitments, which he communicated to party leaders.
