Former Aide Accuses Obasanjo of Weakening Political Parties in Nigeria

The former aide to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Laolu Akande, criticized former President Olusegun Obasanjo for diminishing the strength of political parties in Nigeria during his presidency. Akande highlighted how Obasanjo's actions led to the erosion of independent party structures, impacting the current political landscape.
He referenced instances where party leadership lost influence to the presidential office, affecting the balance of power within parties. Akande also mentioned encounters involving key political figures like Audu Ogbeh and Solomon Lar, illustrating the challenges faced by party leaders in maintaining autonomy.
The critique sheds light on the historical evolution of Nigerian politics under Obasanjo's leadership.
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