A former governor of Kano State and People’s Democratic Party (PDP) aspirant for the 2019 Presidential election, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso on Friday revealed that he is still undecided with regards to the 2023 presidential election.
Kwankwaso also said state governors could not sit in Lagos or anywhere in the North to decide on which zone would produce the next president for the country.
He said the decision should be taken by political parties after considering all variables, adding that what is important is to get the right person to do the job.
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The former governor spoke during an interview on Arise Television which was monitored by Africa Daily News, New York. The ‘Kwankwasiya’ leader also picked holes in the administration of the incumbent Governor Abdullahi Ganduje, saying he is not satisfied with his performance.
He criticised the state’s debt burden, saying Kano is currently in debt to the tune of N187bn, which is unacceptable.
Asked if he would be contesting for presidency in 2023, he said, ‘I have not taken that decision yet.’
Many analysts believe that Kwankwaso would once again throw his hat in the ring in 2023 if the PDP zones her Preisedntual ticket to the north
AFRICA DAILY NEWS, NEW YORK
