Aisha Yesufu has vowed to oppose Peter Obi if he accepts a vice-presidential nomination for the 2027 elections. In a viral video, she criticized the practice of relegating capable leaders to subordinate roles and emphasized the need for competent individuals to hold significant positions in Nigerian politics.
Activist Aisha Yesufu has made a bold statement regarding Peter Obi's potential political future, vowing to oppose him if he accepts a vice-presidential nomination in the 2027 general election. Speaking in a widely circulated video, Yesufu expressed her frustration with the idea of Obi, a prominent political figure, being considered for a secondary role, questioning why the best candidates are often pushed to the background.
Yesufu emphasized her commitment to working against any ticket that includes Obi in a subordinate position, underscoring her belief that such a move would undermine his capabilities and contributions. She criticized the tendency to assign capable individuals to deputy roles, drawing a parallel to the treatment of women in politics, where they are often relegated to the position of vice.
Obi has publicly dismissed the notion of stepping down to be a running mate, stating that he remains open to collaborations aimed at advancing Nigeria. Yesufu’s comments resonate with many who advocate for change in the Nigerian political landscape, highlighting the need for leaders to take their rightful places without being forced into lesser roles. The activist’s strong stance has sparked discussions among supporters and critics alike, further igniting the conversation about the political dynamics in Nigeria as the 2027 elections approach.
