PRP chairman refutes claims of selling nomination forms to Kwankwaso
Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, National Chairman of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), has denied allegations that the party sold 69 nomination forms in Kano to Rabiu Kwankwaso. The claims were made by Abdulkadir Musa-Guza, who identified himself as the PRP Chairman in Kano, but Baba-Ahmed insists he has no official standing in the party. According to Baba-Ahmed, the PRP only sells nomination forms from Abuja and not at the state level. He also clarified that Kwankwaso is not a member of the PRP and dismissed any suggestions of internal party crisis.
Key takeaways
- Hakeem Baba-Ahmed called reports of selling 69 forms to Rabiu Kwankwaso “complete fiction” and denied any such transactions took place.
- The PRP clarified that nomination forms are only sold from Abuja, not at the state level.
- Abdulkadir Musa-Guza, who made the allegations, is not recognized by the PRP and holds no official position.
- Baba-Ahmed stated that Kwankwaso was surprised by the claims and is not a member of the PRP.
- The PRP chairman dismissed rumors of factionalism, stating the party is united and healthy.
