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Aliyu Audu, a former Senior Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Public Affairs, has said that he left his post in the current administration in order to vigorously oppose Tinubu’s 2027 reelection campaign.

In an interview with Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily on Monday, Audu revealed this information and stated that his choice was motivated by morality and conscience.

Additionally, he accused the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) of trying to establish Nigeria as a one-party state.

“It confirmed it on one hand, and on the other hand, it strengthened my resolve to not work for him in 2027,” the ex-Special Adviser referred to Tinubu’s Democracy Day speech where the President claimed to enjoy seeing the opposition in disarray.

“I couldn’t in all honesty and in my conscience be in his government knowing I’m plotting against removal in 2027, because I will, and by God, we will remove him. Collectively, Nigerians will install a leader that will be our chosen, not his chosen. Not emilokan (my turn), but awa lokan (our turn), in fact, gbogbo wa lokan (all of us),” he said

Audu also questioned Nyesom Wike’s loyalty and the validity of the APC-led government’s admission of the PDP member and current Federal Capital Territory Minister.

“What is Wike doing in our government? If he’s going to leave the PDP, he should leave. If we’re doing a government of national unity, you deal with the party, not individuals. The party is what we vote for — not Bola Tinubu but APC; not Atiku but PDP; not Peter Obi but Labour Party,” he stated.

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