The New Nigeria Peoples Party, NNPP, has declared that it would become the ruling party in Nigeria come 2027.
NNPP national Chairman, Dr. Ajuki Ahmad, stated this at the National Executive Committee, NEC, meeting of the party in Abuja on Thursday.
According to him, the party’s leader, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, would emerge Nigeria’s President in 2027.
Despite the crisis rocking the NNPP, the national chairman said there is relative peace and stability in all the branches of the party.
“Our party, of course, is witnessing only a minute, but not unsurmountable challenge. Unlike other parties, whose challenges question their very existence, our colleagues, our challenges are negligible in the sense that those who elected to break away from us continue only to throw pebbles on our windows they lack the moral, political and legal basis to hurt us,” he said.
“I therefore call on our leaderships at all levels, national, state, local government and ward levels to please brace up and confront these challenges, particularly to ignore the recent chariot that claims to establish a parallel leadership in Apapa, Lagos, the questionable paper they have been brandishing like a weapon of mass destruction is nothing other than what it is a paper. We will soon tear that paper apart.
“Let us stand together as a party, move together as a party, act together in a as a unified whole, with one destiny.
“That is the destiny to become the ruling party come 2027 it is definitely going to be a tough journey, however, no journey is worthy and is worth undertaking if it is not tough, we are the nmpp.
“We embody the hopes and future of our youth, and we are poised to lift Nigeria out of his current state and build a nation of which all of us will be proud.”
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