NNPP Party Spokesman: Members Can Leave Without Dragging Kwankwaso, No Endorsement of Defection
The NNPP party spokesman, Ladipo Johnson, emphasized that members are free to leave the party without implicating Rabi U Kwankwaso, the 2023 presidential candidate. He denied endorsing any defection and clarified that Kwankwaso's words were taken out of context.
The party did not endorse any purported movement to the APC. The issue of Kwankwaso's support in Kano and the potential for members to seek greener pastures were highlighted.
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