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Nigeria: 2027 - Kwankwaso Knocks APC Campaign Council, Says Election Choice Between Oppressors, Oppressed

Kwankwaso says the campaign council’s makeup shows continuity of policies that have deepened hardship, and he questions the neutrality of senior finance officials in partisan roles.

  • On Sunday, NDC vice-presidential candidate Rabiu Kwankwaso criticized the newly constituted All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council, framing the 2027 election as an impending battle between "oppressed Nigerian masses" and political figures responsible for widespread economic hardship.
  • Kwankwaso argued that public officials managing national treasury infrastructure should maintain institutional neutrality, questioning the inclusion of personnel from the Nigeria Revenue Service and the Budget Office of the Federation in the partisan campaign body.
  • Addressing former Zamfara State Governor Senator Abdul'aziz Yari, Kwankwaso urged the Director-General to reconsider his appointment, citing his deep understanding of the "devastating consequences of insecurity, poverty, unemployment" currently affecting the region.
  • Former presidential media aide Bashir Ahmad countered the characterization, stating that the criticism "does little to advance serious national debate" and that the council should be judged by the policies and vision it presents.
  • Rejecting inflammatory labels, Ahmad emphasized that the 2027 election should be a contest of ideas and competence, asserting that Nigerians are intelligent citizens capable of deciding for themselves: "Let Nigerians decide.
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SocietyNow broke the news on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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