The National Leader and presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, has raised the alarm, accusing the All Progressive Congress (APC)-led Federal Government of attempting to foster a new generation of Boko Haram terrorists and insurgents in Kano State.
Kwankwaso voiced his concerns in response to the current developments in Kano, where federal security agencies, tasked with maintaining peace, law, and order, are reportedly supporting the deposed Emir of Kano, Aminu Ado Bayero.
He asserted that the people of Kano would resist any attempts to undermine the state’s legitimate authority.
“We have mass followership because people believe in us; we are pro-people, and the NNPP administration is determined to serve them wherever they vote for it,” Kwankwaso declared.
He emphasised that they would not stand by while enemies of the state attempt to disrupt the peaceful co-existence of Kano.
“We shall do everything possible to support the governor to succeed. I am happy that he is not distracted and is focused on achieving his goals,” he added.
Kwankwaso further accused certain individuals from Kano, whom he described as mentally unstable and enemies of the state, of advising the Federal Government on initiating a state of emergency in Kano.
He condemned this as “madness of the highest order” and assured that the peace-loving and committed people of Kano would resist such moves.
In the context of the approaching 2027 elections, Kwankwaso noted that some desperate politicians are already engaging in disruptive tactics.
“We would rather both of us lose than allow them to crush us unnecessarily.
“We dare anybody who thinks he can victimize us politically to be assured that we are ready for the fight,” he challenged.
He stressed that they are not afraid of being out of power, as they will continue to be politicians whether in or out of government.
“We cannot run away from our destiny; we are humans, we know what is good for us, and we will pursue it vigorously,” Kwankwaso stated.
Kwankwaso also criticized the Federal Government for heeding the advice of unpatriotic politicians from Kano, warning that this would lead to failure as the people of Kano will resist any attempts to undermine the Governor’s constitutional responsibilities.
While he expressed openness to dialogue, truce, and reconciliation, Kwankwaso made it clear that they would not tolerate intimidation or political harassment.
“We know how to play politics,” he concluded, signaling their preparedness for any political challenges ahead.
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