2023: Kwankwaso said, "I won't resign for anyone."

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Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, the NNPP's presidential candidate, urged those who believed he would resign as party leader to abandon that notion on Sunday, saying that "for us in the NNPP and Kwankwansiya, our party is on the correct track to secure the leadership of the country.

" Kwankwaso gave two main reasons for not stepping down while speaking at a forum with the Nigerian Guild of Editors, NGE, and senior journalists in Lagos. He explained why he left the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and the All Progressives Congress, APC, as well as why the alliance talks between the NNPP and Labour Party, LP, failed.

The late President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua's situation occurred in 2023, and the former two-term governor of Kano State urged Nigerians to prevent a repeat of it by carefully vetting the candidates and ensuring that the best one is chosen.

A doctorate-holding engineer, Kwankwaso exhorted senior candidates to look themselves in the mirror, tell themselves the truth, and withdraw from the presidential campaign to spare the nation the avoidable suffering shown when late President Yar'Adua passed away in 2010.

Kwankwaso also provided details on how he planned to combat instability, poverty, strengthen the economy, and improve the state of the education sector, as well as how he would raise the necessary finances.