2023 Presidential Election: Kwankwaso Breathes Fire, Slams Buhari Over Credibility of Polls
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The presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), Rabiu Kwankwaso, has blasted President Muhammadu Buhari over the just-concluded 2023 presidential and National Assembly elections which took place on Saturday, February 25.
Vanguard reports that the former Kano state governor who spoke in Abuja at the first post-2023 election meeting of the party’s National Executive Council (NEC) accused President Buhari of not doing enough in his capacity as Nigeria's number one man to ensure free, fair and credible polls.
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Kwankwaso explained that in civilised countries of the world, with the level of alleged vote buying, the use of guns to suppress voters and with the level of anomalies recorded, the polls would have been nullified.
The former governor said that it is unfortunate to note that the outcome of the presidential election never mirrored the wishes of Nigerians.
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Kwankwaso also appealed to the judiciary never to disappoint the people of Nigeria by remaining the last hope of the common man.
Warning against a repeat of a fourth candidate becoming a governor in the state as a courtesy of the Supreme Court, Kwankwaso expressed fears that now it may be another ball game.
His added:
“We have four years to reposition the party to deliver positive change to Nigerians. We joined this party barely one year old, the performance we have seen, I believe we should all congratulate ourselves.
“We have done well and what is even more important is that almost everybody now believes that NNPP is the party for the future."
“Give priority to communication, grassroots engagement”, APC chieftain tasks Tinubu’s presidency
Dayo Israel declared that there is a need for the APC to give priority to communication and grassroots engagements.
According to him, the practice of waiting for the election period before the party engages the people at the grassroots should stop.
He said the greatest takeaway from the just concluded general elections was that the Nigerian electorate had become more conscious of their political power.
Despite concerns by Nigerians, APC insists Bola Tinubu answers his real name, never known as Amoda Ogunlere
Meanwhile, the All Progressives Congress has debunked claims from several quarters that its national leader and Nigeria's president-elect was previously known as Amoda Ogunlere.
In a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) sheet made available to the public by the APC presidential campaign council, the party confirmed that several controversies had been raised over the identity of its 2023 flagbearer.
In the sheet, APC said the claim had remained a mere accusation peddled by some of Tinubu's political opponents in 2003.
Source: Legit.ng
