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In a dramatic political move, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has received top figures of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), intensifying speculation over a possible high-profile defection.
Leading the delegation were the party’s National Deputy Chairman, Muhammad Rabiu Sabo Bakin, and National Publicity Secretary, Ibrahim Ahmad Waya, who met with Kwankwaso to persuade him to abandon the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
During the meeting, Bakin reportedly urged Kwankwaso not to remain in the ADC, citing the party’s lingering leadership crisis. He assured the former governor that the NDC is fully ready to welcome him and his vast political base, promising them significant roles and influence within the party structure.
The high-level outreach signals a strategic push by the NDC to strengthen its ranks ahead of upcoming political battles, with Kwankwaso seen as a major force capable of reshaping alliances.
As tensions mount within the ADC, all eyes are now on Kwankwaso’s next move in what could become one of the most consequential political shifts in recent times.
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