Mohammed O. Taoheed reports,
Buba Galadima, a party leader of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), has claimed that talks of an alliance between his party’s presidential candidate, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and Peter Obi, the presidential flag-bearer of the Labour Party may be reignited.
Track News Nigeria learnt that Obi and Kwankwaso could not an agreeable conclusion when they had held talks about allying before the forthcoming the 2023 general elections.
Track News Nigeria gathered that the duo could not agree on who should drop his presidential race and settle for the running mate ticket.
In a conversation, Galadima noted that there could be another opportunity for both parties to discuss about forming an alliance before next year’s election.
BUT, he expressed the displeasure that the NNPP could not seal a deal with the Labour Party.
In his words, if an alliance is sealed, next year’s election would have been won by noon.
When asked whether he was disappointed about the outcome of the failed talks, Buba Galadima commented: “You know I chaired that meeting. Yes, definitely. I was disappointed that it didn’t happen.
“If that union had taken place, the election of Nigeria on February 25, 2023 would have ended by 12pm. In fact, some of us would have been in Dubai or Paris dining when we would be told that we have won the election.
“But you know, ego would be what I considered to be part of the issues. And people think that what we say in the press is what happens in actual life.
“I don’t want to go into it because there could still be another chance for us to talk to each other.”
