Ganduje says Obi and Kwankwaso lack records to win future election
Abdullahi Ganduje, former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, has criticized the political and governance records of Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso. He argued that neither has the legacy or achievements needed to win a presidential election. Ganduje questioned their leadership credentials and dismissed the chances of their potential ticket gaining support, especially in Kano State. He emphasized that both politicians have not demonstrated the qualities required for national leadership.
Key takeaways
- Abdullahi Ganduje stated that an Obi-Kwankwaso presidential ticket would not succeed, particularly in Kano State.
- He questioned Peter Obi’s tenure as governor of Anambra State, asking what legacy he left behind.
- Ganduje noted that Rabiu Kwankwaso did not serve two consecutive terms as governor of Kano State, unlike other former governors.
- He argued that neither Obi nor Kwankwaso has left a convincing legacy to assure voters of their capability at the national level.
- Ganduje described the idea of their joint ticket as "dead on arrival."
