PDP chieftain, Jaafar Bello, has criticised the political movements of former Kano State governor, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, describing him as a destabilising force in every political platform he joins.
Bello made the remarks during an interview from 8:09 on Trust TV while reacting to Kwankwaso’s reported movement from the New Nigeria Peoples Party to the African Democratic Congress and now to the Nigeria Democratic Congress.
According to Bello, Kwankwaso’s political style has continued to create tension and division within parties, arguing that his presence often leads to internal instability and conflict among party members.
“I told you that Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso is going to be toxic to any political party he decides to join. He went to the ADC, he was toxic,” Bello said during the interview.
The PDP chieftain maintained that the former presidential candidate’s political influence may initially appear attractive to opposition parties seeking relevance ahead of future elections, but warned that such alliances usually end in disagreement and factional struggles.
Bello further argued that several politicians and party stakeholders had previously expressed concerns about Kwankwaso’s political ambitions and leadership approach, insisting that recent developments within opposition politics were validating those fears….Read_More…