Kwankwaso Behind NNPP’s Crisis? Prominent Party Chieftain Speaks
An NNPP chieftain, Adekunle Aderibgbe, has said his fellow party members want Rabiu Kwankwaso to resolve the internal crisis within the party
Kwankwaso is an ex-governor of Kano state and former senator, who intends to become Nigeria’s president
Speaking in an interview with Legit, Aderibigbe stressed that Kwankwaso needs to “put out” the NNPP’s internal crisis fire so that the party can become stronger
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Kano, Kano state – Adekunle Razaq Aderibigbe, a chieftain of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) in Lagos state, has said many party stalwarts “look up to Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso”, hence the reason some party stakeholders link the party’s problems to him.
As reported recently by Leadership newspaper, the south-south zone of the NNPP accused Kwankwaso, the party’s 2023 presidential candidate, of being behind the crisis rocking the party.
In a communique signed by the national vice chairman, south-south zone, Emmanuel Nwabrije, the NNPP’s south-South executive committee and stakeholders reaffirmed the expulsion of Senator Kwankwaso.
What NNPP members want from Kwankwaso – Aderibigbe
But reacting to the ostensible antagonism from a section of NNPP members, Aderibigbe asserted that “the buck stops at the Kwankwaso’s table”.
