Governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Ganduje, has alleged that his predecessor, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, wants to be controlling him from outside.
Ganduje made the allegations while addressing State House reporters on Tuesday after attending the Presidential high table dialogue at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
Speaking on his present relationship with Kwankwaso, the governor said: “Well, as you know, we were very good friends. In fact, my politics cannot be complete without Kwankwaso, and the history of Kwankwaso politics cannot be complete without me. But somewhere somehow, things went wrong.
“But we believe in politics, you will get to a point you cannot rule and manage a state and then you are being controlled from outside. You know that one is very very difficult to happen if you look at the psychology of leaders.”
The governor described as a propaganda, the allegations of under-age voting during the Saturday’s local government elections in the state, adding that the poll was very peaceful, free and fair.
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