Kwankwaso running to win 2023 presidential election – NNPP Campaign Council

The New Nigeria Political Party (NNPP) Presidential Campaign Council (PCC) says the party’s presidential candidate, Sen. Rabiu Kwankwaso, is running to win the 2023 presidential election.

Spokesperson of the council, Ladipo Johnson, said this in a statement issued on Sunday in Abuja.

Johnson attributed his assertion to what he called a well-orchestrated campaign of calumny being orchestrated by “those who have failed” the country.

“Ab initio, they initiated and carried rumours about Kwankwaso purportedly stepping down for their weak candidates.

Johnson descried what he called the antics of those he described as political jobbers, saying there was probably no easy way for them to sell their candidates to Nigerians.

“These political jobbers are attempting to push their narratives by using pecuniary means to entice solitary NNPP or Kwankwasiyya members.

“They then staged ‘decamping shows’ where they paraded a few hired hands adorned with “new” red Kwankwasiyya caps, which they symbolically removed or threw away.

“These people are jokers and should be seen as such,” he said.

Johnson said that Kwankwaso and NNPP were not only contesting the election, but also had clear strategy to win.

“RMK 2023 campaign is waxing stronger, as we head into the last 30 days of the campaign.

“Our candidate has reached over 400 local governments and he is going into the only state he has not been to, to campaign in the coming days.

“We repeat that we have a clear strategic path to victory and that, by God’s special grace, NNPP and Kwankwaso are going to win the election,” he said.

Johnson noted that it was certain that those whom he described as expired politicians would continue to seek to buy the loyalty and votes of Nigerians and would not desist from their underhand tactics.

According to him, Kwankwaso has the competence, capacity and the political will to move Nigeria in the right direction, adding that it will deliver on the people’s mandate.

NAN