ADC PROBLEM IS MEMBERSHIP OF KWANKWASO AND HIS KWANKWASIYA MOVEMENT

 BREAKING NEWS 

ADC PROBLEM IS MEMBERSHIP OF KWANKWASO AND HIS KWANKWASIYA MOVEMENT. 

IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH APC. GOD IS ANGRY WITH ADC FOR ACCEPTING KWANKWASO AFTER CHANGING NNPP LOGO ILLEGALLY AND WITHOUT GOD'S REPRESENTATIVES CONSENT 

NNPP IS A SISTER POLITICAL PARTY TO ADC, AN INJURY TO ONE IS AN INJURY TO ALL

TELL ADC TO EXPEL KWANKWASO AND ADVISE HIM AND BUBA GALADIMA TO APOLOGISE TO THE OWNERS OF NNPP AND LIVING GOD 

PEACE SHALL RETURN GOING FORWARD BUT IF THEY THINK THAT NNPP AND PDP ARE THESAME, WHEREVER THEY GO SHALL NOT KNOW PEACE 

SPONSORING PRINCE ONU NWEZE, DIPO OLAYOKU AND LADIPO JOHNSON AS LITIGANTS TO DISTRACT NNPP SHALL BE A BAD DEAL BEFORE GOD

NO BODY EITHER AS AN INDIVIDUAL OR POLITICAL PARTY SHOULD SUPPORT EVIL AGAINST ANY BODY ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO WERE NICE TO YOU 

ADC PLEASE TAKE NOTE 


Signed 

NNPP HQRS ABUJA NIGERIA 2026

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