2027 Election: Why Kwankwaso Should Join APC

Faisal Salisu Dambatta
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The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos State stated on Friday that the ruling party is the most suitable option for Rabiu Kwankwaso and his New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP).

Mr. Seye Oladejo, the spokesman for Lagos APC, made this assertion in a statement released on Friday.

Oladejo mentioned that the party has been observing the political journey of the 2023 NNPP presidential candidate and leader of the Kwankwasiyya Movement with great interest.

There have been speculations in various circles suggesting that Kwankwaso is contemplating a return to the APC.

Oladejo remarked: “The reality, which even Kwankwaso cannot refute, is that the NNPP has evolved into little more than a regional initiative – enthusiastic, indeed, but lacking the breadth, depth, or resilience necessary to succeed on a national level.

“The limitations of the NNPP are evident, and to persist in denial is to squander the loyalty of his numerous supporters on a platform that cannot advance them significantly.

“The APC, on the other hand, has proven itself as the strongest, most inclusive, and most formidable political family in Nigeria.

“We are a broad-based coalition that has successfully united diverse tendencies from North to South and continues to provide tested leadership that delivers real governance.

“For a politician of Kwankwaso’s stature, only the APC has the structure and vision capable of amplifying his relevance and securing his legacy.”

Oladejo urged Kwankwaso to stop wasting his political energy on platforms with no capacity to actualise his dream and that of his teeming supporters.

“We extend a hand of fellowship to Senator Kwankwaso and his movement.

“The time has come to stop wasting political energy in experiments destined for the archives of history.

“In politics, “the wise man joins the winning caravan, while the stubborn one is left behind in the dust.

“The APC is the natural home for Kwankwaso, his followers, and all well-meaning Nigerians who want to remain on the right side of history,” Oladejo added.

According to him, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, is not an option for the politician as it has become a laughing stock.

He described other political platforms as “a party of contradictions, riddled with infighting and consumed by desperation.”

He added: “The same PDP that once shut Kwankwaso and many others out now parades itself as a credible alternative. Nigerians are not fooled. PDP has overstayed and outlived its relevance.

“For Kwankwaso and the NNPP, joining APC is not just the best bet, it is the only bet. PDP is a sinking ship.

“Other opposition parties are scattered bands of frustrated defectors.”

He said that the APC remained “the only true national platform where ambition meets opportunity, where loyalty is rewarded, and where collective progress is placed above petty personal interest.”

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Faisal Salisu Dambatta is a Nigerian journalist, editor, and digital publisher recognized for his dedication to factual reporting and public-interest storytelling. He has built a reputation for blending traditional journalistic integrity with modern, data-driven news analysis. Over the years, Faisal has covered national and regional developments across politics, governance, technology, and socio-economic affairs. His writing emphasizes accuracy, accountability, and the preservation of journalistic ethics in the digital age. He currently serves as a lead editor at Etimes247 Newspaper, where he oversees editorial direction, audience engagement, and the integration of SEO-optimized content strategies. Faisal believes in using media as a force for civic awareness and constructive public dialogue. When he’s not editing stories, he contributes to journalism training, digital literacy advocacy, and research on the evolution of online news consumption in Africa. Areas of Expertise: Investigative reporting | Digital publishing | Media strategy | SEO | Audience development
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