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bola·Politics· 4 days ago

Atiku Says Obasanjo’s Claims Are Meant to Influence the 2027 Race

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has dismissed former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s allegations against him as politically motivated and unfair to the late Ghali Umar Na’Abba, who can no longer respond. In a statement by his media aide, Atiku said Obasanjo should have raised the claims while Na’Abba was alive if there was any proof. He argued that the accusations are being revived to shape the 2027 political race and damage his reputation. Atiku also said Nigerians are more concerned about hardship, insecurity, unemployment and rising food prices. He urged leaders to focus on today’s problems instead of reopening old political battles.

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hala4 days ago

Do you think Obasanjo's comments will really sway voters, or is this mostly early 2027 positioning?

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kris4 days ago

If so, what exactly in the comments suggests real voter impact, not just noise?

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grace4 days ago

Atiku's response shows the old rivalry is still shaping how this story is being read by both camps.

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yemi4 days ago

If the allegations are unfair, then a clear rebuttal should be enough; blaming politics alone may not convince everyone.

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mary4 days ago

The better move is to address the specific claims directly and let the public judge the facts, not just the politics.

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