Former governor of Kano State, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, has resigned from the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) as he formally joins the African Democratic Congress (ADC), on Monday.
The latest political move of the former Kano politician was contained in a press statement on Sunday by the spokesperson of the Kwankwasiyya Movement, Dr. Habibu Sale Mohammed.
It was stated in the press statement that all arrangements have been concluded for Kwankwaso to formally join the ADC on Monday.
Accordingly, he will officially register with the party on Monday, 30 March 2026, at his residence, Gidan Kwankwasiyya, Miller Road, Kano, by 12pm.
Members of the Kwankwasiyya Movement were also directed to register with the ADC in their respective wards, local government areas, and states immediately thereafter Kwankwaso might have registered.
Dr Mohammed stated that Kwankwaso took the decision to leave NNPP and team up with ADC in the best interest of the Kwankwasiyya Movement, Kano State, and the nation at large.
It added that decision was a reflection of its unwavering commitment to the advancement of democratic values, good governance, and the collective aspirations of the people.
“The Kwankwasiyya Movement wishes to formally inform all its members across Nigeria and the general public that our Supreme Leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, has concluded all necessary arrangements to join the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
“In furtherance of this decision, he will officially register with the party on Monday, 30th March 2026, at his residence, Gidan Kwankwasiyya, Miller Road, Kano, by 12pm.
“Consequently, all members of the Kwankwasiyya Movement are hereby directed to proceed and register with the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in their respective wards, local government areas, and states immediately thereafter.
“Members are also encouraged to fully engage in all party activities and contribute actively toward the growth, development, and success of the party at all levels.
“This strategic decision, as always, has been taken in the best interest of the movement, our state, and the nation at large.
“It reflects our unwavering commitment to the advancement of democratic values, good governance, and the collective aspirations of the people.
“We emphasise that democracy must be protected, and the will of the people must always be respected.
“The Kwankwasiyya Movement remains resolute, united, and committed to building a better and more inclusive Nigeria,” the statement read.
