Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed has expressed willingness to work with Peter Obi, acknowledging him as Nigeria’s opposition leader. During a meeting, both discussed governance, poverty, and security, highlighting the need for a united opposition to drive national progress. Their alliance signals potential political realignments ahead of future elections.
Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed has reaffirmed his readiness to collaborate with Peter Obi, recognizing the former Labour Party presidential candidate as Nigeria’s leading opposition figure. Speaking during Obi’s visit to the Bauchi State Presidential Lodge, Mohammed emphasized the need for unity among opposition figures to strengthen governance and address key national challenges.
Mohammed highlighted the importance of tackling poverty and insecurity, stressing that political affiliations should not hinder collective efforts toward national development. He assured that his colleagues in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governors’ forum support a broader opposition strategy to drive meaningful change in Nigeria.
Obi, in response, acknowledged the visit as part of his ongoing consultations with key political figures, particularly on issues affecting northern Nigeria. He emphasized the urgent need for policies that prioritize economic stability and social welfare, reiterating his commitment to addressing poverty as a means to reduce crime.
The meeting between the two leaders signals a potential realignment in Nigeria’s political landscape, as discussions on opposition unity gain momentum ahead of future elections.
