The leader of the Kwankwasiyya Movement, Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso has accused the Kano State Government of allegedly forcing state officials and elected local government chairmen to sign documents indicating defection to the All Progressives Congress.
Kwankwaso made the allegation in a special statement posted on his verified social media platforms, claiming that reports reaching him on the issue were deeply troubling.
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“I have received several reports—some good and some very terrible—indicating that the Kano State Government is compelling state officials and elected local government chairmen to sign for either in support of Gandujiyya or Kwankwasiyya,” he alleged.
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He described the development as disheartening, saying it was unfortunate for a government to descend to such actions.
“Our supporters should not take this lightly. It is very disturbing that a government would go so low.
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“Since it has reached that level, those local government chairmen and councillors that are being forced to sign the document could go ahead and sign in order not to be victimized by the government,” Kwankwaso added.
He used the occasion to thank all supporters of Kwankwasiyya movement for their tremendous support and steadfastness.
