
On Wed, May 13, 2026 at 3:20 PM, Kayode Adebayo<kayu...@yahoo.com> wrote:Pastor Emeka Okala:2 Baba-Ahmeds who were ardent supporters of your selfish and self seeking egoistic fool called Peter Obidiot have devoured him. The same thing I've been telling you about Peter Obidiot for a long time that he wants presidency on the platter of gold to be delivered to him without working for it. He doesn't believe in democracy and competition. He only believes in hijacking parties that will sponsor him without facing competition. Unfortunately for him, he will lose to Tinubu in 2027.Enjoy!KayodeBaba-Ahmed 1: Baba-Ahmed: PRP Rejected Obi Kwankwaso's Demand For Automatic Presidential Ticket
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Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, national chairman of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), says the party rejected demands by Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso for an automatic joint presidential ticket.
Baba-Ahmed spoke during an interview on a Hausa political programme on DITV Kaduna.
He said initial discussions on a possible alliance advanced to the point of setting up a joint committee before collapsing over disagreements on entry terms.
According to Baba-Ahmed, Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), and Kwankwaso, former governor of Kano, expressed desires to join the PRP on the condition that they would automatically receive the party’s presidential ticket.
“We told them no, this is PRP; we do not practise that kind of politics,” the PRP chairman said.
He insisted that both politicians must first formally join the party and subject themselves to its internal democratic processes like any other aspirant.
“I told them: first come into the party. After joining, you can then tell me, I am Obi and I want to run for president,’ and ‘I am Kwankwaso and I want to be his running mate,” Baba-Ahmed said.
“But for you to come even before a decision is made and ask us to guarantee you the ticket without opposition… why fear competition?”
He said the party’s leadership acknowledged the stature and followership of both men, saying, “if anyone entered a room and saw Obi and Kwankwaso, they would think strong contenders had arrived.”
However, he said the party refused to bend its constitution or democratic norms to accommodate them.
Baba-Ahmed said the two politicians’ camps also demanded a significant share of party positions in exchange for the supporters they would bring in, a request, he noted, could be discussed only after they formally joined the party.
Baba-Ahmed 2: Why Obi, Kwankwaso shunned PRP — Baba-Ahmed reveals
VanguardFormer spokesperson of the Labour Party presidential campaign, Datti Baba Ahmed, has explained why prominent politicians such as Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso did not join the Peoples Redemption Party.Speaking on the development, Baba Ahmed said the PRP, despite its historical ideology and structure, was not the political platform that aligned with the current ambitions and political strategies of the two leading figures.
According to him, “both Obi and Kwankwaso already had established political movements and strong support bases under their respective platforms, making a switch to PRP unnecessary and politically unrealistic at the time”.
He noted that Nigerian politics is now driven more by coalition strength and existing party structures than ideological sentiment alone, adding that major actors often prefer to consolidate influence within already functional platforms rather than migrate to smaller parties.