‘Six to Seven Vehicles Damaged’ — Kwankwaso’s Aide Speaks on Kano Attack

According to a report by Daily Post on Sunday, November 15, 2026, between six and seven vehicles belonging to the convoy of former Kano State Governor, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, were damaged after suspected political thugs attacked his entourage in Bichi Local Government Area of Kano State.

A media aide to Kwankwaso’s political group, Ibrahim Garba Shuaibu, disclosed that the attackers smashed the windscreens of several vehicles as the delegation was leaving Bichi following political engagements across the state.

Shuaibu explained that the group had visited Tofa, Rimin Gado, Kabo, Gwarzo and Shanono local government areas before arriving in Bichi for another political meeting.

According to him, the delegation encountered disturbances and stone-throwing upon entering the community but proceeded with its scheduled engagement without abandoning the visit.

He said the situation deteriorated after the meeting when unidentified individuals reportedly emerged from a location and began attacking vehicles in the convoy.

“Senator Kwankwaso told us to enter the town without fear or retreat. When we arrived, there was a sign of disturbance and stone-throwing, but we held our meeting peacefully. It was on our way out that some people emerged from a location and started attacking our vehicles, smashing windscreens,” Shuaibu said.

The aide added that some members of the delegation sustained injuries during the incident but maintained that the attack would not disrupt their political activities.

Kwankwaso’s media aide, Saifullahi Hassan, had also confirmed the incident in a Facebook post.

The former governor’s entourage was reportedly returning from a series of political engagements when the alleged attack occurred on Sunday evening.

However, the Kano State Police Command had not released an official statement on the incident as of the time of filing the report. The All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state had also yet to respond to the allegations.

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