Kano state Governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, indicated that the differences between him and his predecessor, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso.
Governor says reconciliation ongoing with Kwankwaso
The Governor said Kwankwaso is his brother and friend in politics, stressing that they won't allow the feud to degenerate.
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Speaking to State House correspondents in Abuja today, March 18, after a meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari, at the Presidential Villa, Ganduje said the issue with the former governor is an in-house matter.
"The situation is under control. It is an in-house problem which is under control. We are talking about it. Yes, reconciliation is ongoing, and it will work.
"We have been together for long, we are, politically, brothers and friends. Therefore, we will make sure that we don't allow things to continue to fall apart," he said.
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"Kano is the most populous state in the country. Kano was the one that provided the highest number of votes for the president. Kano is the state that has 100 percent APC in whichever elected posts you can think of. We shall put heads together to make sure that there is peace and stability in the state", Ganduje said.
Governor Umar Ganduje was the deputy Governor to ex-Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso from 1999-2015.
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