Ahead Of 2027 Election! ! Obasanjo, Gowon, Jonathan, IBB Receive Unexpected Message From Powerful Northern Politician To Unseat Tinubu
In a passionate appeal, Salihu Lukman, a former National Vice Chairman (Northwest) of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), has called on Nigeria’ s past leaders to rise to the occasion and salvage the nation’ s political future. Writing in an open letter to former President Olusegun Obasanjo, Lukman urged the elder statesman to unite other former leaders, including Generals Yakubu Gowon, Ibrahim Babangida, Abdulsalami Abubakar, Muhammadu Buhari, and Goodluck Jonathan, to form a formidable opposition party capable of challenging the dominance of the APC and President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 general elections.
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Lukman’ s letter was partly a reaction to a December 8, 2024, interview in which Obasanjo remarked, ” A leader made by Satan is bound to fail, while God’ s chosen one will thrive. ” Expanding on this sentiment, Lukman emphasized the moral responsibility of Nigeria’ s former leaders to foster an environment conducive to the emergence of ” godly leaders” rather than perpetuating a cycle of impunity and division in governance.
He argued that lamenting the state of leadership without taking tangible steps toward change would be tantamount to endorsing a continuation of the current administration. According to him, the current political landscape risks being characterized by leaders with what he described as a ” satanic genotype, ” a metaphor for unethical governance and self- serving leadership. Such a system, he noted, thrives on impunity, undermines democracy, and erodes public trust in political institutions.
Furthermore, Lukman criticized the APC’ s strategy of capitalizing on opposition divisions to maintain political dominance. He argued that failure to consolidate opposition forces would inevitably lead to another electoral victory for the APC in 2027. He also warned that some leaders in the opposition, including those close to Obasanjo, were inadvertently aiding the APC’ s agenda by refusing to collaborate.
In closing, Lukman called on Obasanjo and other past leaders to leverage their moral authority and influence to create a united and functional political party. He emphasized that failure to act decisively could result in further mismanagement of Nigeria’ s political and economic systems, ultimately harming the nation’ s future.
By rallying opposition forces under a single, well- structured platform, Lukman believes Nigeria can break free from the grip of corrupt and ineffective leadership and move toward a brighter, more inclusive future.