Kwankwaso Vows To End Poverty, Insecurity, But Says 'I Don't Have Prophetic Power To Predict The Future'

“Come May 2019 the narrative of helplessness, buck-passing, division, poverty, insecurity, and hopeless must change to a confident and well-structured Nigeria,” Kwankaso said.

 

Former Governor of Kano State and Senator representing Kano Central Rabiu Kwankwaso has promised to  change the narratives if elected President at the 2019 elections.

Kwankwaso made this promise in Abuja on Wednesday during the official declaration of his intention to contest for the Presidency under the platform of the People’s Democratic Party

“Come May 2019 the narrative of helplessness, buck-passing, division, poverty, insecurity, and hopeless must change to a confident and well-structured Nigeria,” Kwankwaso said.

“I do not have a prophetic power to predict the future but we certainly have in us the ability to create the future that we want."

Offering to unite Nigeria if given the chance, the presidential hopeful promised to relegate tribalism and favouritism.

“We will provide a leadership where everyone is free and equal; we will provide a leadership where people sees themselves as Nigerians first, and as Ibo, Yoruba, Ibibio, Fulani etc as second."

Promising Nigerians value-based leadership, he added: “As I stand before you, I offer you a value-based leadership anchored on our national ethics as outlined on chapter two of section 23 of our constitution."