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Kwankwanso says Jonathan is Doomed to Lose in 2015

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Kwankwaso, Who is Afraid of him

Kano State governor, Rabiu Kwankwaso, has predicted a loss for President Goodluck Jonathan in the 2015 elections due to the deteriorating security and economic state in the country.

The presidential aspirant of All Progressives Congress, assured Nigerians that the party will see to the end of the Boko Haram insurgency if voted into power in 2015.

He said: “The president has been tested and found to have performed poorly in all fronts by most Nigerians. You saw what happened at the national Assembly. Nobody is happy about that. Everybody is angry and shocked about it. It is a sign of the impunity we have been talking about.

“We saw the signs early and decided to leave. The PDP printed one form for one man. We have never seen anything like that. This time around, PDP is as weak as any other party in the past. It is presenting only one man. Nigerians have tested him and nobody is happy with his performance. There is no better place than APC.

”Four million Nigerians are displaced because of insurgency. Thousands are in Niger, Thousands are in Chad. The President and the PDP are whipping up religious and ethnic sentiments around it to polarise the nation to win election.

“Our military used to be known for its strength and valour. They have demonstrated that in Sierra – Leone, Dafur and other places. Today and unfortunately, we have a situation that is contrary to what we know before.

” It has to the with the leadership at the top. It has to do with the capacity of the leadership at the top, it has to do with the political will of the leadership. APC has the capacity and the political will to provide the leadership needed to salvage the nation.”

“The insurgents have no place initially. They were roaming from one place to another. Now, they have carved out territories for themselves, hoisted flags and changed names. But APC if voted into power at the centre will provide the leadership capacity and political will to defeat the insurgents.”

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