The Kwankwasiyya Movement has dismissed claims by Asari Dokubo against its leader, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, that he will sell Muslims for Kobo, Kobo as lies.
This is contained in a statement issued by the Movement and signed by the spokesperson, Dr. Habibu Sale Muhammad.
The movement spokesman described the allegation that Senator Kwankwaso would sell Muslims for Kobo Kobo as absurd as it is insulting.
It said “It is a statement detached from both his record and his lifelong commitment to justice, equity, and the upliftment of all Nigerians irrespective of religion, ethnicity, or religion.
“Senator Kwankwaso’s political journey has been defined by service, integrity, and a consistent stand against oppression and marginalization” the statement reads.
The statement further reminded Nigerians that leadership is measured not by loud rhetorics or inflammatory outbursts, but by verifiable contributions to human development, education infrastructure and inclusive governance areas where Kwankwaso’s record remains visible and enduring.
“We view these comments as part of a broader pattern of distraction, an attempt to shift focus from the real issues confronting Nigerians: economic hardship, insecurity, and growing inequality.
“Resorting to baseless attacks and divisive narratives does nothing to address these challenges, it only deepens mistrust and undermines national cohesion” he added.
“The Movement declared that it would not be drawn into the gutter of abuse and propaganda especially from those whose history and background speak more of violence, criminality, and illegality perpetrated against our nation in disguise as freedom fighting.
“However, we will firmly resist any attempt to malign our leader or rewrite history through falsehood,” the statement added.
The statement finally called on Nigerians to shun politics of bitterness and misinformation adding that our democracy deserves mature discourse, issue-based engagement, and leaders who unite rather than divide.
“Nigeria belongs to all of us, no individual or group has the monopoly to define the destiny or loyalty of any religious or social group” he stated