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Kwankwaso used ADC for 40 days and revive his failed political career....

Kwankwaso is working for Tinubu. It is clear he has a hand in the defection of Abba Kabir Yusuf to APC.

Is Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso Secretly Working for Bola Tinubu? The North Deserves an Answer By Mohammed Bello Doka 2 May, 2026 Is Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso secretly working for President Bola Tinubu to divide the North? The question is no longer the preserve of conspiracy theorists. It has crept into the sober columns of mainstream political analysis, voiced by opposition chieftains, party insiders, and even Kwankwaso's own factional leaders. The former Kano State governor and serial presidential hopeful has displayed a pattern of behaviour so consistent it now resembles a script: meet Tinubu, defect to a new party, divide opposition votes, and watch the North lose. Twice in three years, the script has played out. And as 2027 approaches, the question facing every northern voter is whether Kwankwaso is a genuine opposition figure or a political spoiler operating under the ruling party's benevolent gaze. The Paris Meeting That Changed Everything Rewind to May 2023. The presidential election had just been concluded. Bola Tinubu was president-elect. And instead of rallying with fellow opposition figures to challenge the results or present a united front, Kwankwaso flew to Paris for a four-hour meeting with Tinubu. The meeting sent shockwaves through both the APC and the opposition. A leaked audio later revealed that then-Kano Governor Abdullahi Ganduje — Kwankwaso's estranged political foe — had been consulted by Tinubu beforehand, a clear indication that the meeting was no casual encounter. What was discussed? The public never learned the full details. But the suspicion that Kwankwaso had "indirectly sided the victory of the APC's presidential candidate" or "played the role of a spoiler against Atiku's hold on the North" became widespread. Speculation swirled that Kwankwaso was angling for a ministerial slot or even Tinubu's running mate position in 2027. In the end, he received neither — but the damage was done. In Kano, where Atiku might have expected a strong showing, Kwankwaso's presence on the ballot split the northern vote three ways, indirectly contributing to Tinubu's narrow victory. The 2023 Election: A Spoiler's Masterclass Let us revisit the cold arithmetic of 2023. Atiku Abubakar won over 6.9 million votes. Kwankwaso, despite his formidable Kwankwasiyya machinery, managed just 1.5 million — a mere 6.23 per cent of the votes cast. Yet those 1.5 million votes were strategically placed. In Kano State, Kwankwaso polled 997,279 votes, effectively siphoning a huge chunk of the votes that would otherwise have gone to Atiku, who has significant support in the North-West. Without Kwankwaso in the race, the opposition could have presented a united front and easily defeated Tinubu. Instead, the former governor's vanity project handed the presidency to the APC on a silver platter. His own party saw the betrayal. The Vice Chairman (South-West) of the NNPP, Wasiu Ajirotutu, later described Kwankwaso as a "political liability" and "a pretender and not a contender," accusing him of meeting Tinubu "four days before the presidential election" in an act of "anti-party activities". The 2025-2026 Courtship: A Repeat Performance Fast-forward to 2025. The pattern repeated itself with uncanny precision. Throughout late 2025 and early 2026, Kwankwaso engaged in a series of meetings and negotiations with APC leadership. In January 2026, APC National Chairman Nentawe Yilwatda publicly announced that the ruling party's doors remained "still open for Kwankwaso to join the APC." Speculation intensified that Kwankwaso was being pencilled in as Vice President Kashim Shettima's replacement on Tinubu's 2027 re-election ticket, after mounting pressure to drop the Muslim-Muslim ticket. 1/3

I heard that the red cap merchant is working for Tinubu with the promise of Tinubu giving him power in 2031. Allah ya wadaran naka ya lalace

Two desperate Politicians that will Never rule Nigeria. Deceptive, manipulative, self serving and incompetent clowns.

"The issue is not who wins the ADC ticket. The real problem Nigeria must confront is President Tinubu and the hardship his government has imposed on citizens." H.E Rotimi Ameachi Whoever emerges as the ADC candidate should not be treated as an enemy, but as a partner in the larger mission to rescue Nigeria. Personal ambition must give way to national survival. The goal is simple: unite behind the strongest alternative, build a serious coalition, and remove President Tinubu through the ballot in 2027.

See how Kaduna people are dealing with Obi and Kwakansho

Nafi'u Bala of Kano.

Don’t Be Surprised if Senator Peter Obi Defects To the APC.

Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso cannot just like that give Peter Obi his 1.4 million votes, they are not transferable. Because Northerners are not stupid. If RMK was leaving ADC because he was wronged, I promise he could take double the numbers he came with, but people will not follow him now for this selfish reason. At best, he can take half the numbers he came with.

Dear Atiku @atiku you must contest We most test the capacity and popularity of all the candidates

Breaking 💥 Arewa people will never vote Peter Obi

Anybody who leaves ADC coalition is working for Tinubu. - Kenneth Okonkwo.

The implication of Obi-Kwankwaso NDC gamble The biggest political foul Obi and Kwankwaso will make is to part ways with the ADC coalition. No matter how charismatic a leader is, people do not follow him to a grave. As long as ADC is alive, NDC will not fly. If APC can plant Nafiu in the biggest opposition coalition ADC, why do you think they cannot create another Nafiu in NDC or PRP to destablise them. The problem bedeviling ADC is not Nafiu, but corrupt judiciary and biased electoral umpire. As long as no opposion party has control over judiciary and INEC, these challenges will persist. My advice is: stay in ADC to fight together. A boat cannot go forward if everyone is rowing in his own way. Defeating a ruling party like APC and a politician like Tinubu is not an easy task, even if all the political parties in Nigeria will gang up against him.

Peter Obi may think he can once again use religion to secure the presidency, just as he attempted in 2023. What he may not understand, however, is that the dynamics have completely changed. In 2023, many Christians were apprehensive about Tinubu’s Muslim–Muslim ticket, which led to a strong, collective response, i.e, religiously voting for the only Christian candidate in the person of Mr Peter Obi. Their assumption was that Muslim voters would split their votes between Ahmed Tinubu and Atiku Abubakar, creating an opportunity for them to secure the highest number of votes. I don’t blame them. That’s the beauty of democracy. It’s their right, and frankly, I would do the same. I’m also sure that if a Christian presidential candidate were to choose a Christian running mate, Muslim voters would respond in a similar way. However, despite the unprecedented level of religiously driven voting pattern, Peter Obi still came third, behind Tinubu’s Muslim–Muslim ticket and Atiku’s Muslim–Christian ticket. Which is a very strong message to him and to those who pushed him. Now that Tinubu is in power and appears to be managing relationships with Christian clerical leadership effectively, even, some would argue, favouring them over the Muslim clerics who openly campaigned for him, Peter Obi would be mistaken to expect the same level of religious momentum as in 2023. Tinubu’s wife is a Christian, and a church pastor for that matter, and is seen as engaging well and openly with Christian communities. This will likely be a factor Obi must contend with when approaching Christian clerical establishments. That’s regarding his primary base. Now let’s look at Kwankwaso, who secured 1.4 million votes in 2023 and is now rumoured to be a potential running mate to Peter Obi. A significant portion of his supporters may shift towards Atiku for two main reasons: First, Kwankwaso would no longer be the presidential candidate, and many of his supporters may not be willing to back Peter Obi simply because Kwankwaso is his running mate. The ‘makafi’ among his voters may not account for up to 30% of his previous votes. Second, although there was dissatisfaction with the APC in 2023, there wasn’t a strong, unified opposition vote, especially in the North. This was partly because Tinubu had not yet been tested, and partly because his Muslim–Muslim ticket received relatively little resistance. As a result, many Northern voters who supported Kwankwaso did so with a degree of indifference. They recognised him as a spoiler candidate but voted for him anyway, as they were largely unconcerned about whether Tinubu or Atiku would win. Now, however, the situation appears different. Fewer voters may be willing to waste their votes on candidates perceived as spoilers, especially if they believe such votes could indirectly support Tinubu’s re-election at the expense of broader national interests. Las las, Atiku may still have an advantage over both Tinubu and a potential Obi–Kwankwaso ticket. The Muslim–Muslim strategy may not be as effective this time, and the level of religiously driven voting seen in 2023 in favour of Peter may not be repeated. In the end, Atiku could consolidate support in the North and gain a reasonable share from the South and West, by positioning himself as the national candidate that he is, and potentially emerging the next President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, God willing. Copied

The Man Atiku Abubakar has shown that he is a democrat and has dedicated a larger part of his life to the development of Nigeria and its people. Still, amidst the attacks from the incumbent party and plots to stop the ADC, Atiku Abubakar has stood firm in defending the coalition. Support Atiku Abubakar for President in 2027.

“You will fail if you leave ADC” — Primate Ayodele warns Peter Obi

What is running through the head of Chief Ralph Nwosu right now? If he is on X, let him know that his sacrifices have not been in vain. By the grace and will of God, ADC will prevail.

We must vote for Atiku Abubakar 2027. 861 As a powerful reminder, the journey toward national restoration is both possible and already underway. May Allah, the Most High, accept H.E Atiku's prayer, fulfill the destiny that brings goodness to all Nigerians