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Rabiu Kwankwaso's political base in Kano State is leading to shifts in the Nigerian political landscape, including withdrawing support for Atiku Abubakar and emerging as a potential vice-presidential choice under the ADC coalition.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Jul 22
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Rabiu Kwankwaso's political base in Kano State is leading to shifts in the Nigerian political landscape, including withdrawing support for Atiku Abubakar and emerging as a potential vice-presidential choice under the ADC coalition.

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  1. The New Nigeria Peoples Party accuses Rabiu Kwankwaso of a profound betrayal regarding his past candidacy.Sub-event
  2. Rabiu Kwankwaso's political camp announced the loss of a key political ally and a resignation from the party.Sub-event
  3. Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso have formed a presidential ticket in Nigeria, amidst the ongoing political landscape.Sub-event
  4. Abdullahi Sule responded to Rabiu Kwankwaso's criticism, discussing the Nigerian political structure and citing recent victories.Sub-event
  5. Rabiu Kwankwaso's political base in Kano State is leading to shifts in the Nigerian political landscape, including withdrawing support for Atiku Abubakar and emerging as a potential vice-presidential1 source
  6. Rabiu Kwankwaso's son is running for office in Kano State, adding to the political developments.1 source

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