Kwankwaso denies supporting Tinubu’s re-election plans
Rabiu Kwankwaso has rejected claims that he is working to support President Bola Tinubu for a second term. The former Kano State Governor addressed the allegations during a recent interview, calling them false and misleading. He emphasized that his political alignment remains separate from Tinubu, despite their longstanding friendship. Kwankwaso also discussed ongoing coalition talks and the selection of Peter Obi as a preferred southern presidential candidate.
Key takeaways
- Rabiu Kwankwaso dismissed accusations that he is backing Bola Tinubu for re-election, labeling the claims as untrue.
- He responded to statements made by Sanusi Bature, spokesperson for Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf, who alleged indirect support for Tinubu.
- Kwankwaso clarified that while he maintains a good relationship with Tinubu, their political ideologies are not aligned.
- He criticized the current administration, suggesting that those around the president may be shielding him from the realities facing the country.
- Kwankwaso confirmed that the coalition he is involved with has chosen Peter Obi as its preferred candidate for the southern presidential ticket.
