2027: Coalition will remove Tinubu from power – Atiku’s Ex-aide
Daniel Bwala, a former spokesperson of Atiku presidential campaign organisation, has said that there will be a coalition of political parties in 2027 to remove President Bola Ahmed Tinubu from power. He said Tinubu used some people in the opposition parties to create internal crises so he could be reelected in 2027. When asked if […]
Daniel Bwala, a former spokesperson of Atiku presidential campaign organisation, has said that there will be a coalition of political parties in 2027 to remove President Bola Ahmed Tinubu from power.
He said Tinubu used some people in the opposition parties to create internal crises so he could be reelected in 2027.
When asked if the PDP can put itself together and form a strong opposition in 2027, Bwala, who spoke during an interview on Channels TV’s Politics Today, said “the truth of the matter is that there will be a coalition of political parties that will be very strong. This is a fact I know and I don’t want to talk about the details.”
He noted that the upcoming coalition would swallow some of the elements creating problems in many political parties.
“If you want to remove Tinubu from power, you must work 23 hours and 50 minutes. You have only 10 minutes to sleep. The 10 minutes you have to sleep is when Tinubu will be sleeping.
“Look at what he is doing as a strategic action. If you look at his antecedent in Lagos, once he took over the government he made sure that the oppositions were either obliterated or weak. Look at what is happening.
“Some elements in the NNPP came out and said they suspended its presidential candidate. In Labour you see what the Apapa group did. They will never allow somebody to rest. In the PDP you have seen some elements. He (Tinubu) will make sure all the political parties continue to have problems.
“But once there is a coalition of the parties, some of these people that are giving the headache in the political parties would have been swallowed. For example, once you solved the Wike question in PDP you would have solved all the problems,” Bwala added.