Kwankwaso Affirms NDC's Commitment Amid ADC Attacks
Rabiu Kwankwaso, the NDC presidential candidate, stated that Peter Obi will not step down for Atiku and that the NDC ticket remains firmly in the contest. In a statement on his official Facebook page, Kwankwaso accused the ADC Presidential Campaign Council of focusing on attacking him and Obi rather than promoting their own candidate.
He dismissed claims that the NDC was working for the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) or planning to withdraw in favor of the ADC as baseless. Kwankwaso asserted that the NDC is confident in its capacity to lead Nigeria and will not withdraw from the presidential race.
He criticized the APC-led administration for failing Nigerians and claimed that the ADC does not offer a better alternative. He urged supporters to remain committed to the NDC's goals of addressing critical national challenges and promoting unity, stating that the NDC is the most formidable opposition party in Nigeria.
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