Presidential advisor Abdulaziz Abdulaziz has refuted public concerns about President Bola Tinubu’s recent meeting with Rabiu Kwankwaso (NNPP) 2023 presidential candidate New Nigeria People. Party said on
Speaking Channels Television 28th. The Morning Brief said there was nothing unusual for the president to meet with opposition figures. Monday he said. July represented Abdulaziz at the
“Politicians talk; it’s not a sin talking across lines. So, the presidency or friends of the president talking to Kwankwaso or the other way round should not be seen as anything strange or looked at with disdain or any suspicion. After all, it’s politics and people align, re-align and shape their political positions,” meeting, stressing that the relationship between
Abdulaziz and Senior Special Adviser dates back more than 30 years. President he said. Print Media “Tinubu Overall, there is a very long-standing relationship between the two. Kwankwaso is a person with a long-standing relationship.
“There is nothing strange about Kwankwaso talking to the APC or the president or the president talking to him,” Also read:
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“Kwankwaso Betrayed Our Trust has been in the game for a long time. Let man was elected as a Take Him member during the failed transition period in 1993. With the 2027 general elections less than two years away, the influence of
, particularly in He and Both, has drawn attention across the political spectrum. National Assembly’s recent meeting with
“Also, both of them were elected governors in 1999. So, they have had this long political association that you wouldn’t see anything strange if they are now closing ranks and reuniting under any arrangement.”
With in Kwankwaso has further fueled speculation about a possible alliance between the two to balance the opposition alliance formed by Kano, North, and others under the leadership of
His (ADC). Due to high voter turnout, Tinubu remains a key state in the presidential election. In 2023, Aso Villa dominated the state, winning 38 of the 44 local government areas and garnering 997,279 votes. Atiku Abubakar followed closely behind with 517,341 votes, Peter Obi with 131,716 votes, and African Democratic Congress with 28,513 votes.
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