Nigeria, Feb. 12 -- Speaking during an interview on ARISE News on Thursday, monitored by The News Chronicle, Galadima argued that the claims were being amplified to erode Kwankwaso's growing political strength and influence nationwide.

He maintained that the former Kano State governor remains a formidable force whose popularity could pose a major challenge in any credible electoral contest.

"If there is a free and fair election, no presidential candidate can match Rabiu Kwankwaso," Galadima said.

Galadima stressed that attempts to cast a shadow over Kwankwaso's reputation would not diminish his support base or political relevance ahead of the next electoral cycle.

Galadima further alleged that the narrative surrounding the purported ...