Former Governor of Kano State, Rabiu Kwankwaso, has hinted about his possible return to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
In an interview with The PUNCH on Saturday, the former defense minister left the door open for a possible return to the APC.
The former Senator added that he is looking at history and projecting into the future, ensuring that this country gets the best leadership in 2023.
It has been reported that Kwankwaso defected from the APC to the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) before the 2019 general elections.
He said: “In politics, everything is possible in this game. We don’t want any permanent enemy. What we want are permanent friends. It is very important. We work for friendship.
It will amaze you that some of my friends who we started working with 30 years ago, many of them are still alive and we are together. Even those who died from 30 years ago to date are in our record and every year, we do one thing or the other for their families. So, in 2023, I believe many things are likely to happen.
So, anything can happen in 2023. This is what happened to the PDP, the other is the APC. The APC is still doing all sorts of maneuvers. They are playing the game the way they understand it and they can make mistakes. And once they make mistakes, the result may even be worse than what happened to the PDP. And that is another factor. For us, we are very flexible. We are looking at the situation as it is and we are looking at history and projecting into the future and ensuring that this country gets the best leadership.”
This follows the report that Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje had said he was open to settling differences with Kwankwaso, Ibrahim Shekarau, and other political actors in the state.
