“Kwankwasiyya Is Unstoppable In Kano!” – Kwankwaso Declares With Bold Confidence

Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, former Governor of Kano State and the Grand Commander of the Kwankwasiyya Political Movement, has boldly declared that the Kwankwasiyya bloc remains undefeatable in Kano State.

Speaking at the Northwest University’s 2nd combined convocation ceremony after receiving an Honorary Doctorate of Education (Honoris Causa), Kwankwaso attributed the movement’s dominance to its long-standing investments in education, skills acquisition, and economic empowerment.

While addressing attendees at the event, Kwankwaso emphasized that any politician aligned with the Kwankwasiyya ideology automatically garners mass support due to the movement’s deep-rooted legacy in human development.

ACCORDING TO IREPORTER ONLINE, he proudly recalled founding the two state-owned universities—Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology, Wudil, and Northwest University—during his tenure as governor, which he said were part of a deliberate agenda to uplift the people through education.

“You can’t defeat Kwankwasiyya,” Kwankwaso affirmed. “We are visible across all parts of Kano because we built a legacy anchored on genuine human development. That’s why the movement stands tall and remains relevant.”

Kwankwaso further encouraged current Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf and other state leaders to emulate the Kwankwasiyya model by investing heavily in education, stressing that the movement’s philosophy is rooted in providing every child access to free and quality education across Nigeria.

Governor Yusuf, who also serves as the Visitor to the university, lamented the reversal of many of Kwankwaso’s educational policies by the previous administration but vowed to revitalize the system and continue the legacies of the Kwankwasiyya Movement.

ACCORDING TO IREPORTER ONLINE, he pledged to complete all abandoned projects at Northwest University and reaffirmed his commitment to educational growth in the state.

Also at the convocation, Justice Sidi Bage Muhammad I, Emir of Lafian Bare-Bari, was officially installed as Chancellor of the institution. In his remarks, he underscored the pivotal role of higher education in national development and lauded Northwest University’s contribution to Nigeria’s manpower growth.

Prominent Nigerians honored with doctorate degrees included the late Alhaji Aminu Alhassan Dantata (posthumously), Hajiya Mariya Sunusi Dantata, Alhaji Aliyu Sa’idu Bebeji, and Alhaji Adamu Yahaya Maikifi.

”IREPORTER REPORTS”