Don’t continue to choose the wrong leader, Kwankwaso advises Nigerians.

Ibekimi Oriamaja Reports

NO On Saturday, fewer than six people lost their lives in Nasarawa as Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, the presidential candidate of the New Nigeria People’s Party, was visiting the state to officially open the party secretariat in Lafia. Kwankwaso also issued a warning to Nigerians not to make any more mistakes when choosing their next leader.

Tragically, a bus carrying party supporters lost control as it entered the state capital of Lafia while traveling in the presidential candidate’s motorcade.

A number of the car’s occupants suffered injuries of varying severity, and we were taken right away to the hospital for treatment.
Two of the accident victims later passed away in the hospital, while four died at the scene.

Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, the party’s presidential candidate, expressed sympathy for the tragic tragedy with the residents of Nasarawa, the relatives of the victims, and the NNPP.

At a stakeholders conference, Kwankwaso made a commitment to party members and stakeholders to address the nation’s current security issues if elected president in 2023.

If elected president of Nigeria in 2023, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has stated that he will fight to restore the peace and security that are destroying the nation.

When paying a courtesy visit to the Emir of Keffi, Dr. Shehu Chindo Ysmusa111, the former governor of Kano State stated that the purpose of his trip was to seek the monarch’s blessings.

The NNPP presidential candidate warned the party’s supporters against offensive and careless language during the stakeholders meeting, saying that as a real Nigerian prepared to save the country, he would not want to be perceived negatively.

He urged Nigerians to exercise caution when selecting their leaders in the upcoming general elections.

“We, in the ANNPP, are in to offer Nigerians decent administration, bring about peace, and deal with security issues. Enhance the ailing economy. We are on a rescue mission because Nigerians have endured enough, Kwankwaso said.