New Nigeria Peoples Party

Presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party, NNPP, Alhaji Musa Kwankwaso has revealed that he is ready to step down his 2023 presidential ...

He added that “we understand, agree with, and share grievances. Kwankwaso is contesting to be president with the likes of Bola Tinubu of the All Pregressives Congress (APC), whose party is the ruling party in Nigeria and enjoys wide support from the western part of Nigeria; Peter Obi of Labour Party (LP), whose profile has recently shot up as he continues to enjoy massive support from the Nigerian youths and Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) , a former Vice President, is the flagbearer and he is expected to give Kwankwaso a run for his money in the northern region of Nigeria where most votes are expected to be cast in the coming general election. Kwankwaso said he is aspiring to become the next president of Nigeria because “I understand the issues involved, the mistakes that were made, the wrong priorities that were set, and together with our team, we are better connected with the hopes and aspirations of the Nigerian citizens.”

The NNPP presidential candidate took the podium at Chatham House to speak on the topic 'Nigeria's 2023 elections: Service delivery and policy alternatives'.

He added that “we understand, agree with, and share grievances. Kwankwaso said he is aspiring to become the next president of Nigeria because “I understand the issues involved, the mistakes that were made, the wrong priorities that were set, and together with our team, we are better connected with the hopes and aspirations of the Nigerian citizens.” “But for me, we are where we are because of the mistakes and the wrong choices made by the very people entrusted with the business of governing Nigeria in the last 24 years.”

As the general elections draw near, the New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP), has described its presidential candidate, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, ...

Agbo Major, made this assertion in a statement released by the party, while calling on the electorate to collect their permanent voters’ cards (PVCs). “Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, PhD is the man of the moment to give Nigerians a new lease of life after years of wandering in political wilderness from the oppressive APC and PDP regimes. As the general elections draw near, the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP), has described its presidential candidate, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, as the man of the moment Nigerians need for a new lease of life.

Presidential candidate of New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), Rabiu Kwankwanso, is confident of winning the coming presidential election at the first ballot.

Governor el-Rufai, at the rally, urged the people of Giwa to vote Sani as his successor and Dr. The former governor of Kano State explained that he had no corruption case but landmark achievements as Kano governor for two tenures, minister and senator. I want you to continue supporting APC by voting our party at all levels in the coming election,” he added.

Let me say that I was one of those initially wanting to work together with the labour party. But unfortunately at that time, the Labour Party was under very ...

“I want to say that our party NNPP is the only growing party in Nigeria today. Good journalism costs a lot of money. “Let me say that I was one of those initially wanting to work together with the labour party,” he said. If anybody wants Kwankwaso to withdraw, just bring criteria and select the best. He insisted that the NNPP is successful in locking down votes and support in the northern part of the country and is currently working and gaining more support from the south. “What I told them is what I will tell you.

Rabiu Kwankwaso, the presidential candidate of the New Nigeria People's Party spoke Wednesday at Chatham House in London, the famous...

Kwankwaso appears at Chatham House on January 18th, 2023. The presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), Rabiu Kwankwaso, on Wednesday, ...

If you are from the North, I’m sure you wouldn’t have made that statement for Kwankwaso to withdraw for Labour Party. “And I want to say that our party, NNPP, is the only grown party in Nigeria today. Now, we are working in the southern part of the country. And of course, the NNPP, our party, is the only party that is now getting support,” the former Kano governor said. “You would have said ‘[step down] to work with Labour or to work with APC or PDP.’ That would have been more responsible. “That’s the problem we have.

The presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party, Rabiu Kwankwaso, has revealed that the terror rocking the North West and North East is caused ...

Who are the people? Where are the people? “In Kano when I was governor, nobody would go out to tax one naira.

The New Nigeria Peoples Party presidential candidate, Rabiu Kwankwaso, on Wednesday, gave insight into why the much-talked-about merger with Labour Party ...

But at that time, they were at peak of the media hype and we couldn’t reach a compromise. Our party (NNPP) is a national party, and we’re commanding the support of the masses.” “I want to appeal to the Nigerian president to leave a legacy of free elections, as a serial victim of electoral fraud, and as the first beneficiary of free and fair elections in Nigeria,” he added.

Rabiu Kwankwaso, the presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), has taken a swipe at Peter Obi, the standard-bearer of the Labour Party ...

I was governor of Kano state for eight years. “I was deputy speaker of the house in 1992; I was in the constitutional conference elected delegates. I check your candidate for what he has.

By Luminous Jannamike, Abuja. THE presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party, Rabiu Kwankwaso, has said that next month's presidential polls ...

But at that time, they were at peak of the media hype and we couldn’t reach a compromise. Our party (NNPP) is a national party, and we’re commanding the support of the masses. Who are the people? Where are the people? “If you have a party which is based on ethnicity and religion, that is the difference between the Labour party and our party, which is a national party, New Nigeria Peoples Party,” he said. According to him, “In Kano when I was governor, nobody would go out to tax one naira.

The presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), Rabiu Kwankwaso, has said the difference between his party and the Labour Party is that ...

He said, “While we accuse leaders of being one thing or the other negative, I think the followers also must learn how to be Nigerians, not coming from one part of the country. That would have been more responsible.” Kwankwaso, who said this on Wednesday while speaking on his political objectives for Nigeria at the Chatham House in London, the United Kingdom, said he initially wanted to align with the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, to oust the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and defeat the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), but the Labour Party was enjoying a serious media hype and therefore failed to see the reason why Obi should be his running mate.

Presidential candidate of the New Nigeria People's Party, NNPP, Rabiu Kwankwaso said the rich people are the biggest problem of Nigeria.

“If you’re from the North I’m sure you wouldn’t have made that statement for Kwankwaso to withdraw from Labour Party. Now we are working in the Southern part of the country.” “For us, the difference between the North and the South is that the North know as more than the Southern part of the country.

Rabiu Kwankwaso, the presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), says Peter Obi's Labour Party (LP) is built on ethnicity and religion.

At the time, one talking point that dominated speculations on the possible merger was the choice of who would be presidential candidate between Kwankwaso and Obi. “If you have a party which is based on ethnicity and religion — that is the difference between Labour Party and our party, which is a national party, New Nigeria Peoples Party — while we are accusing leaders of being one thing or the other negative, I think the followers also must learn how to be Nigerians, and not [as someone] coming from one part of the country,” he said. “I was one of those who initially wanted to act together with the Labour Party.