Former Kano State Governor, Rabiu Kwankwaso has called on the people of Kano to see his possible vice-presidential position under the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) as a major opportunity for the state’s political future.
According to Kwankwaso, accepting a vice-presidential role should not be seen as a step backward, but as a strategic move that could eventually help Kano produce a president in the near future. He described the opportunity as a “one-way ticket” that could place Kano in a stronger position within Nigeria’s national politics.
The former governor explained that political growth often requires patience, unity, and long-term planning. He encouraged supporters and residents of Kano State to look beyond the present moment and focus on the bigger picture of what the future could bring for the region.
Kwankwaso also stressed the importance of working together to strengthen political influence at the national level. He noted that if Kano gains the vice-presidential slot today, it could improve the state’s chances of securing the presidency in upcoming elections.
His statement has already sparked conversations among political observers and supporters across the country, with many debating what such a move could mean for Kano State and Nigeria’s political landscape ahead of future elections.
Supporters believe the development could increase Kano’s relevance in national decision-making and create new political opportunities for the people of the state. Others see it as part of broader political negotiations ahead of the 2027 general elections.