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Why Rabiu Kwankwaso Could Emerge as the NDC Presidential Flagbearer

The NDC’s primary timetable confirms two key points. First, there will be no consensus candidate. Second, the presidential ticket is not zoned. Rabiu Kwankwaso has declared his intention to run for president, not as a vice-presidential pick. Despite claims from staunch Obi supporters, he remains focused on winning the top ticket. Given the open contest, Kwankwaso’s national appeal and party groundwork make him a strong contender. Some believe Peter Obi would struggle in the Muslim-majority North if he ran as running mate. His past remarks could hurt a joint ticket. Meanwhile, observers predict Sam Giringori might withdraw days before the primaries and challenge the party in court.

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tolu

What factors could boost Kwankwaso's chances despite no consensus or zoning, and how might he overcome established rivals?

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isa

Would you like more details on grassroots mobilisation or insights into delegate selection dynamics within the NDC?

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peter

It's striking that no consensus candidate emerges and the ticket isn't zoned, yet Kwankwaso steps forward independently.

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noah

I no dey convinced say Kwankwaso fit unify party base after Obi supporters dey skeptical about zoning.

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hala

Analyzing primary dates and voter demographics could offer clearer strategy for Kwankwaso's campaign team to prioritize key regions early on.

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