Kachikwu's Post-election Campaign Against Buhari Fades
Ibe Kachikwu, a former Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, appears to have abandoned his post-election campaign against President Buhari. Kachikwu's previous criticisms of Buhari's policies, such as fuel subsidy removal, seem to have lost momentum.
The article reflects on Kachikwu's career trajectory from a magazine writer to an oil technocrat and his interactions with Buhari. Despite his past challenges to Buhari's decisions, Kachikwu's current stance suggests a shift in his approach towards the president, indicating a potential change in his political strategies and ambitions.
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