In addition to serving as the Northern Elders Forum’s previous spokesperson, Hakeem Baba-Ahmed is the national chairman of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP).
He has recently been in serious talks with ADC Chairman David Mark about the possibility of forming a powerful alliance.
Other notable political heavyweights, like as former vice president Atiku Abubakar and several former governors, have participated in these talks, indicating a significant realignment of political forces.
Amid continuous leadership issues inside the ADC, the sessions are part of a larger, high-stakes push by opposition leaders to create a new coalition platform to fight the APC in 2027.
There is a shock now. As soon as word of their conversation spread, we suddenly learned about a Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) faction.
The oldest political party in Nigeria, founded in 1978 by Malam Aminu Kano, has never experienced any significant problems. However, a group is suddenly forming as a result of their chairman’s discussions with other political parties over potential means of overthrowing Tinubu and the APC. The ADC is experiencing the same issue.
We know whose handwriting this is, but let’s keep an eye on their attempts to stifle all alternative political groups, with the exception of the Wike-led PDP faction, which is growing stronger because it serves their own interests.