Former presidential candidate Peter Obi and Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed recently held a significant meeting in Bauchi, where they discussed key national issues and addressed the media about their vision for Nigeria's future.
During the media interaction, Governor Mohammed expressed his full support for Obi, emphasizing their shared commitment to the country’s democratic ideals.“I am ready to work with Peter Obi to the very end,” Governor Mohammed declared, signaling a strong partnership and collaboration between the two political figures. His remarks come as part of ongoing efforts to forge alliances and unify voices of opposition in Nigeria’s political landscape.
Governor Mohammed also took the opportunity to criticize the current state of the government, stating that "the government of today is not democracy." He expressed concerns over what he sees as threats to democratic principles, emphasizing that those in power who aim to destabilize Nigeria's democratic process would not succeed.
“We would use knowledge, tactics, and strategies to transcend Nigerians, irrespective of the plans of those people who think they can scatter democracy,” Mohammed added, stressing the importance of upholding democracy and working toward a united and prosperous nation.
The meeting between Obi and Mohammed is seen as a significant development in Nigeria's political climate, as both leaders continue to advocate for reforms, transparency, and the protection of democratic values. With their combined efforts, they aim to address key issues affecting the nation, including governance, security, and economic development.
The duo’s shared commitment to democratic principles and collaboration has garnered attention from political analysts and citizens alike, with many hopeful that this partnership could bring about meaningful change in the Nigerian political landscape.
