The presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party, Rabiu Kwankwaso, has expressed fear that the forthcoming general elections might not be free, fair and credible. This fear was raised by Kwankwaso while spoking at the Chatham House in London yesterday.
Alluding to past elections in the country, Kwankwaso said the elections would only be credible if the President and other stakeholders at the Presidential Villa steer clear of the elections.
He, however, expressed optimism that President Muhammadu Buhari would allow Nigerians to elect their leaders without interference.
On why the merger between his party and Labour Party did not work out, Kwankwaso said they could not reach a compromise because LP was at the peak of the media hype.
Kwankwaso said among his peers contesting the election, he had not been found culpable of any crime, adding that the issue of character and trust is very important.
