The stage is prepared for former Kano State Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso to be named the New Nigeria Peoples Party’s presidential candidate in 2023.
Dr. Boniface Aniebonam, the NNPP’s pioneer National Chairman and founder, said this during a press conference on Friday.
According to him, the NNPP’s Special National Convention, slated for June 8 in Abuja, would be utilized to confirm Kwankwaso’s nomination because he is the sole presidential candidate on the party’s platform, meaning he will be returned uncontested.
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While praising Kwankwaso’s talents, Aniebonam hailed the former Defense Minister as a man of God capable of solving many of Nigeria’s problems.
“He (Kwankwaso) is to be returned unopposed. Kwankwaso is a man of God,” the NNPP founder stated.
He added that Nigeria needs a strong leader like Kwankwaso who has character and will tackle the challenges of insecurity, poor economy and others bedevilling the country.
Aniebonam urged Nigerians to vote for a candidate who is a messenger of God and capable of uniting the country.
“Now is the time for God’s intervention in Nigeria. What Nigeria need now is a strong leader like Kwankwaso. He is a man with character and patriotism; with capacity for human development. When we get a strong leader, all agitations will die a natural death. If Kwankwaso emerges the President, some of these problems will be resolved,” he said.
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“Let Nigeria start again from the beginning. Kwankwaso is coming in to bring everybody together to end all these challenges. He is going to bring Nigerians together and he is going to reunite this country. Therefore, a mandate for Kwankwaso is to reverse the trend and to make Nigeria a productive nation. The messenger of God has come. God’s hand is in NNPP. Let the people take their destiny in their hand in 2023,” he added.
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