A chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, Dr Taofiq Raimi, says the Kwankwasiyya structure in Kano State would not be as formidable as it used to be.

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Talking in an interview on Come up Tv, monitored by DAILY POST, Raimi mentioned issues have modified in the state.

He famous that the distinction between the votes garnered by then New Nigeria Peoples Get together, NNPP, candidate, Kano State governor, Abba Yusuf, and that of the candidate of the All Progressives Congress,  APC, in the final election was not a lot.

Based on him, now that Governor Yusuf has joined the APC, the social gathering will be even stronger in 2027.

Raimi mentioned, “The one factor about us as a celebration is that we don’t underrate our opponents. However we’re very assured that Abba Yusuf goes to have it profitable by 2027.

“The reason is that even should you take a look at the 2023 election in Kano, the hole between the APC candidate then and that of Governor Yusuf, the then candidate of the New Nigerian Peoples Get together, NNPP, is fairly not so large.

“So,  now that we have already got our personal followers and our personal individuals who consider in what we’re doing, as effectively as the chance that Abba Yusuf is bringing into APC now, it’ll imply that if you mixture these two alternatives, undoubtedly Governor Yusuf goes to have a straightforward method.

“And I consider that we’re additionally attempting to guarantee that we communicate and focus on and negotiate with our present structure in order that we will absolutely accommodate Governor Yusuf and the individuals which can be coming with it.

“So I consider that the Kwankwasiyya structure, which we aren’t underrating, wouldn’t be as very formidable as it used to be again in 2023. Issues have modified and issues are altering.”