BREAKING: Section of Media Suppressing Kwankwaso, Galadima Alleges

The New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) has alleged that a section of the press has been compromised to make sure the party and its presidential candidate, Rabiu Kwankwaso were suppressed. CONTINUE READING…...CONTINUE READING>>>

The party, however, noted that they were not worried about the conspiracies going on because they were certain that Kwankwaso would emerge the president in the Saturday presidential election.

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NNPP Chieftain, Buba Galadima, who said this yesterday while speaking as a guest on the Morning Show of ARISE NEWS Channel, noted that Kwankwaso was going to shock Nigerians in the coming elections as he was the only candidate that has worked hard, popular, competent and strong in the presidential race.

While noting that if Nigerians voted for any other candidate would set the nation 100 years back, Galadima said none of the other candidates had done one per cent of the campaign the party had done.

The party’s chieftain further accused the Nigerian press of being blind and planting somebody in the Chatham House to confront Kwankwaso on why he hadn’t stepped down for the Labour Party candidate, Peter Obi.

He said he did not understand the rumours of the party’s candidate stepping down for other candidates because they were not in the same party.

On why their campaigns seemed to be concentrated only in the Northern part of Nigeria, Galadima refuted this narrative stating that they had been all over the country, including the East, West, Southwest, etc.

“The press doesn’t see all we do. We have a strategy; we are practical politicians and don’t campaign only on Tv or by dishing out money. Thank God Muhammadu Buhari has dealt with them, money is not going to be an instrument even though we are aware that certain candidates collected money directly allocated to them by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and that is why they are supporting the CBN policy,” he said.