Kwankwaso Dismisses Atiku Rivalry, Eyes Unity for 2027

Rabiu Kwankwaso, the former governor of Kano State, stated in an interview with Arise TV that the rivalry with Atiku Abubakar could be dismissed, suggesting that the Nigeria Democratic Congress and the African Democratic Congress (ADC) might still unite ahead of the 2027 general elections. Kwankwaso addressed concerns regarding the ADC's potential split, which could damage opposition efforts against Atiku Abubakar.
He noted that the ADC faces three major unresolved issues that complicate its ability to field a candidate. Kwankwaso remarked that it is not just a matter of time before the primaries, and he acknowledged his historical collaboration with Atiku, who served as the northern coordinator during the 2019 presidential elections.
He also reflected on his past political engagements, including his performance in the 2015 APC presidential primaries, where he placed second behind Muhammadu Buhari, while Atiku came third.
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