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Duk Wanda Yatsine Mana Dan Muna Son Kwankwaso Bayan Shine Yayi Sanadin Rigarsa Ta Canja Shima Allah Yatsine Masa Albarka 🤲

SYMPATHY VISIT TO SINGA MARKET ❤️

The National Leader of the NNPP and Grand Commander of the Kwankwasiyya Movement, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, paid a sympathy visit to Singa Market, Kano, following the recent fire outbreak that destroyed shops and goods belonging to hardworking traders.

During the visit, he commiserated with the affected business owners, prayed for quick recovery, and reassured them of his continued concern for the welfare of the masses. He emphasized the need for stronger safety measures and collective support to help victims rebuild their livelihoods.

Despite the tragic incident, the overwhelming love, solidarity, and affection shown to Kwankwaso by the good people of Kano was truly remarkable. Traders, youths, and well-wishers thronged the area in large numbers, chanting and expressing their appreciation for his consistent support and people-oriented leadership.

The visit once again demonstrated the deep bond between Kwankwaso and the grassroots — a relationship built on trust, compassion, and years of impactful service.

Comrade Yusuf Dankanjiba
Kwankwasiyya Reporters

Idan kun ga BUTULAI a shafukan sada zumunta kuyi masu comment da:

"YAN CI KA TSERE"

PRESS STATEMENT...

FOR IMMEDIATE EFFECTS...

The National Leadership of Kwankwasiyya Reporters (36 states and Abuja) have approved the Resignation of its President, Comrade Abdullahi Ghali Basaf and subsequently approved the appointment of Comrade Yusuf Dankanjiba as the Acting President of this organization.

In the same vein, the entire Kano State Executive Council, including the executives of the 44 Local Government Areas of the state, have been dissolved.

This decisive action became necessary following reports of anti-organizational activities that are inconsistent with the values, discipline, and objectives of Kwankwasiyya Reporters as a unified national movement.

In order to restore order, strengthen internal cohesion, and reposition the organization for effective service delivery, the National Leadership have constituted a 10-member Interim Committee.

The Interim Committee is mandated to oversee the restructuring and reorganization of Kwankwasiyya Reporters in Kano State and its 44 Local Government Areas.

All members are hereby urged to remain calm, law-abiding, and fully cooperative with the Interim Committee as it discharges its responsibilities in the collective interest of the organization.

Kwankwasiyya Reporters remains steadfastly committed to unity, discipline, loyalty, and the core ideals of the Kwankwasiyya Movement nationwide.

Signed:
Ibrahim O. Oyeleye,
National Secretary,
Kwankwasiyya Reporters Nigeria.

The ongoing defection crisis in Kano is not just a matter of party movement; it is a defining moment for the political credibility of His Excellency Abba Kabir Yusuf. Political authority is sustained not merely by occupying office but by consistency of values and clarity of purpose. When a leader ascends to power through a clearly defined ideological struggle, abandoning that foundation inevitably weakens his legitimacy and long-term relevance.

It is important to recall that the opposition to APC was not incidental or mild. It was forceful, sustained, and central to the mobilisation that brought the current government into power.

APC was portrayed as the embodiment of failed governance and political arrogance. Any attempt to now align with the same structure raises a fundamental question of integrity: were those arguments genuine convictions or temporary tools for electoral victory?

Beyond moral questions lies political reality. APC is not a neutral refuge; it is a deeply structured party with entrenched actors, unresolved rivalries, and long memories. A defector who once fiercely confronted its leadership does not enter as an equal stakeholder but as a political liability to be managed. History repeatedly shows that such entrants are embraced only temporarily and discarded once their immediate utility diminishes.

For supporters of Kwankwasiyya Nigeria , this moment transcends personal ambition. It is about preserving the integrity of a movement built on sacrifice, resistance, and trust. Political survival achieved through contradiction is always fragile. In the end, power may change hands, but history remains unforgiving to those who abandon principle for convenience.

— Sani Ado Haruna, PhD
Member, Kwankwasiyya Scholars Forum.

Kwankwaso: The Master of Political Recruitment and Leadership Development.

In Nigeria’s complex and often personality-driven political landscape, few leaders have built a movement as structured, resilient, and youth-oriented as Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso. Widely regarded as the master of political recruitment and leadership development, Kwankwaso has distinguished himself not merely by the offices he has held, but by the generation of leaders he has produced.

Through the Kwankwasiyya political ideology, thousands of young men and women across Nigeria have been mobilized, mentored, and transformed into active participants in politics and public leadership. While many politicians concentrate on gathering supporters for elections, Kwankwaso has focused on building people. His approach is deliberate: train, empower, and deploy young Nigerians into positions of responsibility.

The Kwankwasiyya movement operates as a political school where discipline, loyalty to ideals, and service to the masses are emphasized. Members are groomed in grassroots mobilisation, political communication, community engagement, and organisational leadership. This system has produced councillors, legislators, party officials, commissioners, and grassroots organisers who now shape political outcomes in many parts of the country.

What sets Kwankwaso apart is that he does not build blind followers. He builds leaders who understand governance, democratic processes, and the responsibility of public office.

This is why the Kwankwasiyya movement has remained strong even in the face of political pressure, defections, and shifting alliances. Its strength lies not in temporary political convenience, but in a deeply rooted ideology.

More than a political figure, Kwankwaso has become an institution. His investment in human capital, youth development, and political education has created a self-renewing system that continues to produce committed and capable leaders. Long after elections are won or lost, his influence remains alive in the thousands of Nigerians he has mentored.

This enduring legacy is the true strength of Kwankwasiyya and the reason Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso remains one of the most influential political mobilisers and leadership builders in Nigeria today.

Comrade Yusuf Dankanjiba
Kwankwasiyya Reporters