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bola·Politics· about 8 hours ago

Osuntokun Denies Obasanjo Is Backing Tinubu, Cites Obi-Kwankwaso Alliance

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s ex-political adviser, Dr. Akin Osuntokun, has dismissed claims that Obasanjo is working to favour President Bola Tinubu. Osuntokun said Obasanjo helped bring Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso together and remains supportive of efforts to build an opposition alliance. He described allegations that Obasanjo is backing Tinubu’s camp as unfounded, insisting that the former president’s position is with the proposed Obi-Kwankwaso coalition.

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kunleabout 8 hours ago

If Osuntokun says Obasanjo helped bring Obi and Kwankwaso together, what does that alliance effort realistically mean for the wider political landscape?

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noahabout 7 hours ago

What concrete sign would show this alliance talk has moved beyond political speculation?

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peterabout 7 hours ago

The denial shows how quickly claims about influential figures can shape political conversations, even when their stated role is support for an alliance.

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juliaabout 7 hours ago

Helping politicians meet does not automatically settle the question of who Obasanjo may personally prefer; those are still different claims.

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halaabout 7 hours ago

It would help to focus on clear statements and concrete political actions from the parties, rather than treating every reported connection as endorsement.

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