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Nigerian Democratic Congress, NDC, Rabiu Kwankwaso has kicked against a reported move by leadership of the party to drop some party candidates loyal to Kwankwaso.
NDC has, it was learnt, replaced some of the candidates earlier submitted by the Kwankwasiyya faction in Kano State, over an alleged breach of a power-sharing agreement.
A document purportedly signed by Kano State Chairman of the party, Hon. Hussaini Isah Mairiga, said the changes were made to reflect the earlier agreement on the distribution of party positions and elective tickets between the existing NDC structure and the Kwankwasiyya bloc.
The document, which was copied to the NDC National Leader, Senator Seriake Dickson, leader of Kwankwasiyya, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and the party’s North-West Zonal Chairman, altered the list of both federal and state house assembly candidates.
When contacted on Monday, the Kwankwassiyya Movement’s national spokesman, Habib Mai-Lemo, dismissed the document, arguing that due process was followed before aspirants from the camp of Mr. Kwankwaso became candidates.
Stunned by the development, Mai-Lemo said the Kwankwassiyya Movement will for the time being, treat the report as a rumour, noting that the state chairman of the party and the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC were part of the processes that produced the affected candidates.
“I also saw on social media that some candidates are being dropped a week after the primaries were conducted,” he said.
“It wasn’t Kwankwaso that sold nomination forms, it was the party and as such processes were followed either through consensus or primary election.
“All candidates were part of the process from beginning to end. “While the processes were going on we never received any complaints from anybody. We didn’t block nobody to buy the forms cause the first place we didn’t sell the forms.
“The processes were due processes for all the candidates. “We are waiting to see if it is true or not, we don’t know where this issue is coming from as we have not seen a copy of the letter that is supposedly signed by the State Chairman of the NDC”.
“We know the state was involved in the process. He was around on the day of consensus, even INEC was around so for now, we are treating it as a rumour”.
