Kwankwaso Will Be Next President, Akpabio Will Be VP – Cleric Predicts

An Akwa Ibom-based cleric, Francis Udo, has predicted that former Kano State Governor, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, will become Nigeria’s next president after Bola Tinubu’s tenure ends in 2031.

Kwankwaso contested for the presidency in 2023 under the New Nigeria Peoples Party (PDP).

According to Udo, God revealed in a vision that power will return to the North after Tinubu’s presidency, and that Kwankwaso has been divinely chosen to take over.

He also said the current Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio, will become Kwankwaso’s running mate.

“In the vision God showed me, Senator Kwankwaso is positioned to succeed Tinubu. Senator Godswill Akpabio will be his Vice Presidential running mate,” he stated.

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He further claimed that before becoming president, Kwankwaso will join the All Progressives Congress (APC), serve as Tinubu’s Vice President, and then emerge as the party’s presidential candidate.

There have been speculations in the political arena that Kwankwaso will dump the NNPP for the APC.

The rumours became even more prominent after Kwankwaso’s political arch rival, Abdullahi Ganduje, stepped down as the chairman of the APC.

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