The Digest:
Former APC National Chairman Abdullahi Ganduje has expressed confidence that the party will defeat Rabiu Kwankwaso in Kano State, especially with Governor Abba Yusuf now in the APC. Speaking on BBC News Hausa, Ganduje described Kwankwaso as "a bird hopping from one tree to another," saying his political influence is weakening. He noted that Kwankwaso's new party, the ADC, is filled with individuals who all want to contest for president.
Key Points:
- Ganduje said internal ambition within the ADC will be their downfall.
- He claimed no party in Nigerian history has ever held 32 state governors except the APC.
- He said Governor Yusuf joined the APC to be involved in national governance.
- Ganduje reacted to Nasiru Gawuna's resignation, saying there was no personal rift.
- He dismissed claims of a strong alliance between Gawuna and Kwankwaso.
Sources: The Cable, Vanguard
