Rabiu Kwankwaso, the New Nigeria People’s Party’s (NNPP) presidential candidate for 2023, has made hints about the prospect of succeeding Peter Obi, the nominee of the Labour Party in the previous election.
The former Kano State governor, speaking in Hausa, stated in a video clip that is presently trending on the microblogging platform X that he would be open to replacing Obi “if certain conditions are met.”
In an attempt to reach a consensus before the 2027 elections, Kwankwaso, who asserted that he is politically more powerful than Obi, stated that they are prepared to have serious talks with the leader of the Labour Party.
He said, “I’m bigger than Peter Obi politically, I’m his elder brother, I’m a PhD holder, I performed better than him when I was a governor of my state. I’ve no problem with deputizing Peter Obi, but only if certain conditions are met.
“We are willing to engage in discussions, provided that trust is established”.
According to ZINGTIE, Peter Obi won the majority of votes in 11 states as well as the Federal Capital Territory, or Abuja, in the 2023 election.
With roughly 6,101,533 votes, the former governor of Anambra finished third.
However, Kwankwaso received 1,496,687 votes overall and won the election in 38 of Kano State’s 44 local government districts.
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