Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso, the presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party has stated that both the ruling All Progressives Congress and the Peoples Democratic Party have failed and called on the electorate in Osun State to vote the NNPP in the July 16 governorship poll.
According to Kwankwaso, quests by the NNPP to take over Nigeria in 2023 should start from Osun, as the two major parties in the country have nothing more to offer.
He declared that his supporters should be ready to vote for the candidate of the party during the governorship poll.
This was stated on Thursday by the former governor of Kano governor, Kwankwaso at a town hall meeting organized by the NNPP to rally support for its candidate in the Osun poll, Dr. Oyelami Saliu.
He urged registered voters that had not collected their Permanent Voter’s Card to do so and support the party during the poll.
He said, “the numerous members of our party are ready and determined to vote for the candidate of our party during the governorship election that is coming up.
“Our members want to see new Nigeria starting from this state. The logo of our party is well known which shows that Nigeria under this party will be united not minding religion, ethnicity or region of anybody in this country. Those who are yet to collect their PVCs should do so to vote for our party.
“Failure to vote for our party that will bring positive change is allowing these people to continue to rule our state governments and national level. All of us know that these two major parties have failed us and have nothing more to offer. Let us vote them out and that will start from this state.”
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