Fayose says Peter Obi boosts ADC’s political relevance
Ayo Fayose, former governor of Ekiti State, has argued that the Peoples Democratic Party is no longer Nigeria’s main opposition party, blaming internal divisions for its decline. He highlighted Peter Obi as a significant political figure, stating that Obi’s move to the African Democratic Congress has increased the party’s relevance. Fayose dismissed claims that President Bola Tinubu is responsible for the PDP’s troubles, insisting the party’s issues are internal. He emphasized that Obi is the key factor giving the ADC new importance.
Key takeaways
- Ayo Fayose criticized the PDP for being divided and losing its dominant opposition status.
- He credited Peter Obi with making the African Democratic Congress more relevant in national politics.
- Fayose said the PDP’s problems are due to internal weaknesses, not the actions of President Bola Tinubu.
- He described Obi as the only significant figure in the ADC, suggesting others are “spent forces.”
- Fayose insisted that Obi’s presence alone has shifted the party’s standing in the political landscape.
