The Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) in Kano and nationally is rejecting allegations that Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) vice-presidential candidate, bought or acquired PRP nomination forms for multiple elective positions ahead of the 2027 elections. Multiple reports say the initial accusation came from Abdulkadir Musa Giza, who presented himself as chairman of a “North-West Stakeholders Forum” of the PRP and claimed Kwankwaso “snatched” or purchased 69 nomination forms, taking over party structures and causing uncertainty. PRP leaders deny the claims. Vanguard and other outlets report PRP statements insisting the allegation is fiction and that Kwankwaso has no official ties to PRP and did not purchase any nomination forms. Premium Times and Nigerian Eye similarly cite PRP responses that there is no record linking Kwankwaso or any associates to the alleged forms purchase. PRP officials also question the credibility of Giza’s group, saying it is not a recognised PRP body, and note that primaries are already completed, with positions filled. Daily Post Nigeria further reports the PRP chairman reiterates that the party did not sell nomination forms to Kwankwaso.