Lukman Warns Kwankwaso Against Defecting from ADC

In an open letter addressed to Kwankwaso, Lukman warns that any attempt to leave the African Democratic Congress (ADC) to align with Peter Obi could diminish Kwankwaso's political standing. Lukman questions why Kwankwaso, who joined the ADC less than six weeks ago, would consider defecting, suggesting that such a move lacks clarity and purpose.
He argues that associating with Obi, particularly in the context of the upcoming presidential elections, would not only be unfair but also unlikely to defeat Atiku Abubakar. Lukman emphasizes the importance of selfless leadership and the need for political unity in Nigeria, urging Kwankwaso to focus on building a positive political legacy rather than pursuing personal ambition.
He cautions that defecting to join forces with Obi could lead to a self-centered approach that does not address the stark realities facing Nigerian citizens.
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