Former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Abdullahi Ganduje, don throw heavy jab at Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, saying the two politicians no get the political record or legacy wey fit carry dem win the 2027 presidential election.
Ganduje yarn this on Tuesday for Abuja while talking with journalists, where e also dismiss rumours of a possible Obi-Kwankwaso presidential ticket under the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC).
According to am, such alliance no get chance for Kano State and go fail from day one.
“I no think say Peter Obi and Kwankwaso ticket go succeed for Kano. In fact, the ticket na dead on arrival,” Ganduje talk.
The former Kano governor question Peter Obi’s performance during im time as governor of Anambra State.
Ganduje ask wetin Obi achieve and which major governance position e hold after leaving office wey show say e fit effectively manage Nigeria.
“Peter Obi be governor for Anambra. Wetin e do? Wetin be the legacy wey e leave behind?” Ganduje ask.
According to am, Obi never show enough leadership credentials wey fit convince Nigerians say e ready to govern the country.
Ganduje also face Kwankwaso, saying the former Kano governor no even complete two consecutive terms like other governors for the state.
According to am, former governors like Ibrahim Shekarau and himself spent eight straight years in office, but Kwankwaso fail to return immediately after im first term and only came back years later.
“Kwankwaso no fit return after im first term until eight years later,” Ganduje talk.
The APC chieftain insist say Kwankwaso no leave any outstanding legacy for Kano wey fit convince people say e fit perform well at the national level.
Ganduje conclude say both Obi and Kwankwaso lack the track record and political achievements wey fit make Nigerians trust them with leadership in 2027.
He repeatedly describe any proposed Obi-Kwankwaso alliance as “dead on arrival,” insisting say such ticket no go get support, especially from Kano voters.
The comments come amid growing political discussions and speculations ahead of the 2027 general elections.
