BUHARI IS AN AGENT OF DESTABILIZATION - ASIWAJU AHMED BOLA TINUBU



"Turning to the presidential contest, Tinubu disclosed that he does not like President Obasanjo because he contributed to the end of democracy in Nigeria during his tenure as a military president and is now benefiting from that history. That said, Tinubu admitted that he and his party, the Alliance for Democracy, must support Obasanjo. Southwest Nigeria is Yorubaland and the President is Yoruba. Tinubu"s party had no choice since it has not fielded a presidential candidate. Moreover, Obasanjo is the only candidate who stands a chance of blocking his rival, General Muhammadu Buhari, whose ethnocentrism would jeopardize Nigeria's national unity. Buhari and his ilk are agents of destabilization who would be far worse than Obasanjo. Tinubu and many other governors are therefore implementing a strategy to re-elect Obasanjo, partly in an effort to prevent Sharia from spreading. Tinubu predicted that the President will follow his own course, if re-elected, since he will not need as many friends the second time around." ~ Former Lagos State Governor Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu (21st February, 2003)

A few posers; Is the Buhari of today different from the one the Asiwaju was afraid will spread sharia in Nigeria? Is Buhari no longer Ethnocentric? Is Tinubu playing Ethnic or Religious Politics by associating with Buhari? will the Asiwaju be playing the Buhari politics if a Yoruba Man was President?
We agree that in Politics "There are no permanent friends or permanent enemies, only permanent interest" What is the Asiwaju interest in the Buhari Collaboration?

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