What Kwankwaso told Fayose about Buhari during Ekiti visit

A former Governor of Kano State, Rabiu Kwankwaso, on Monday paid a
visit to the Governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose, in Ado Ekiti.


Kwankwaso called for a peaceful and credible governorship election on July 14.

He also lamented the failure of the President Muhammadu Buhari
administration, to curtail the incessant killings in Plateau and other
states of the country.


Kwankwaso, who is a part of the aggrieved nPDP, also used his visit to
meet with the Hausa/Fulani community in Ekiti State, to urge them to
live in peace with their host communities.

"Elections should not be seen as a war, but that the votes of the
people must be made to count.

"The spate of killings in some parts of the country is frightening. It
is the responsibility of the government to secure the lives and
properties of the citizens through the right security arrangements,"
he said.


When asked by reporters whether he was on his way back to the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP), Kwankwaso said his "next line of action" would
be determined by the collective agreement of members of the nPDP.