The Digest:
Daniel Bwala, a presidential aide, has stated that Peter Obi, the Labour Party's 2023 presidential candidate, will not secure a ticket in any political party for the 2027 elections. Bwala also claimed that Obi's 2023 votes had halved, arguing they were based on rhetoric, not political agenda. Meanwhile, Bwala confidently predicted that President Tinubu would gain 2 million votes from the South-East region in the upcoming election. He also added that Obi might not even secure a vice-presidential spot due to current political dynamics.
Key Points:
- Bwala claims Peter Obi won’t be the 2027 presidential candidate for any party.
- He believes Obi’s 2023 votes were based on rhetoric, not political agenda.
- Tinubu predicted to garner 2 million votes in the South-East in 2027.
- Bwala suggests Obi could miss out on the vice-presidential slot.
- Bwala highlights the failure of Obi's rhetoric to build lasting political support.
Bwala’s predictions point to a bleak 2027 for Obi, while confidently asserting Tinubu’s regional support. His comments come amidst political shifts, with the opposition rallying around the ADC platform to challenge Tinubu’s leadership.
Sources: Daily Post
