The presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party, Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso, in Kaduna on Saturday, promised to address the nation's infrastructure problem if he is elected president in the February 25th presidential election.

Kwankwaso made this promise at the Northwest presidential campaign and handing of flag to the party's governorship candidates at the main bowl of the Ahmadu Bello Stadium, Kaduna, on Saturday.

He reiterated his previous commitment to creating an enabling environment for education by paying WAEC, NECO, and JAMB fees for all Nigerian students.

According to the presidential hopeful, he will address drug abuse among Nigerian youth. He also noted that the youth had been a major challenge, and that he would tackle it holistically and help rehabilitate victims of such abuse.

Just as Bishop Isaac Idahosa, his running mate, insists that Nigeria needs a "deliverer", Kwankwaso should be the next president.

Idahosa stated that the party would unify Nigerians and restore peace throughout the country.

Idahosa said, “Nigeria at this critical times needs not just a president but a deliverer and Kwankwaso is the only one that can save the country from her myriad of challenges.”