Congress to remove Kwankwaso from the proposed bill that sought to impose sanctions on him over alleged religious persecution, describing the claims against the former presidential candidate as unfounded and misleading.
The NewNigeriaPeoples Party (NNPP), Kwankwaso’s party, yesterday expressed shock over the reports that the US Congress is considering a bill, which named the party’s national leader, alongside others for potential targeted sanctions.
The new bill seeks to require the US Secretary of State to impose a visa ban on Mr Kwankwaso, freeze his assets, and implement other targeted sanctions against him ....
The fallout of the conflict echoes familiar patterns from Kwankwaso’s past, particularly his bitter split with Abdullahi Ganduje ... Compounding this is Kwankwaso’s long history of party switching.
Kwankwaso said this during an interview on BBCHausaService...Leaving the party that worked tirelessly to build you and brought you to power is not something that can be easily explained,” Kwankwaso said.
His ascent to the KanoGovernment House was inseparable from the Kwankwasiyya political machinery, a movement painstakingly built by Senator Rabiu MusaKwankwaso over two decades ... Kwankwaso’s influence in Kano politics is undeniable.