Kwankwaso: Obi won’t step down for Atiku
Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, NDC vice-presidential candidate, rejected claims that his party would withdraw from the 2027 presidential race in favour of the ADC or step down for Atiku. He accused the ADC campaign of attacking the NDC instead of promoting its own candidate, insisted the "OK ticket" is independent and committed to solving Nigeria's problems, and described the NDC as the strongest opposition while criticising the APC-led government's failures.
Pidgin: Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, wey be NDC vice-presidential candidate, don reject di talk say im party go comot for 2027 presidential race to support ADC or step down for Atiku. Im accuse ADC campaign say dem dey attack NDC instead of to promote dia own candidate, im insist say di "OK ticket" independent and dem ready to solve Nigeria problems, and im describe NDC as di strongest opposition while im criticise APC-led government wey don fail.
How this affects you: Nigerian voters and opposition supporters face ongoing political attacks and confusion between NDC, ADC and APC parties ahead of 2027 elections, with no alternative solutions offered.
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