The Digest:
Sule Lamido, former governor of Jigawa, claims that President Bola Tinubu appointed Nyesom Wike as FCT minister solely to secure the south-south. He warns that once Wike’s political value is exhausted, he will be discarded. Lamido also critiques ADC’s hasty political approach.
Key Points:
- Lamido claims Tinubu’s appointment of Wike was aimed at securing political control over the south-south.
- Wike’s appointment is temporary, and once Tinubu secures the region, Lamido predicts he will be discarded.
- Lamido notes that Tinubu has secured Akwa Ibom, Edo, and Delta, with Wike holding influence over Rivers state.
- He advises ADC to adopt a calm and strategic approach in its opposition to the APC.
- Lamido criticizes ADC’s rush to act, urging a more measured and focused leadership strategy.
- He stresses the need for ADC to quietly build connections before pushing against APC.
- Lamido highlights the danger of rushing into politics and calls for deeper reflection before acting.
Lamido’s reflection on Tinubu and Wike’s political dynamics reveals strategic calculations that may change when political interests evolve.
Sources: Arise TV, TheCable, Punch
