Kwankwaso open to alliance with Atiku despite party changes
Rabiu Kwankwaso has dismissed claims that his departure from the African Democratic Congress has fractured the opposition. He suggested that he and Atiku Abubakar could still collaborate ahead of the next general election. Kwankwaso clarified that his decision to leave the party was not due to any personal conflict with Atiku or others. He also reflected on his past political cooperation with Atiku and addressed concerns about divided support in Kano State.
Key takeaways
- Kwankwaso stated that he and Atiku Abubakar may work together before the next general election.
- He emphasized that leaving the African Democratic Congress was not due to disputes with Atiku or other members.
- Kwankwaso cited unresolved issues within the ADC as the reason for his departure, without detailing the problems.
- He downplayed concerns about splitting the opposition vote in Kano, urging observers to wait for election results.
- Kwankwaso recalled serving as Atiku’s northern coordinator during the 2019 presidential election and highlighted their longstanding political relationship.
