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2027: Peter Obi ADC’s Only Lifeline, Fayose Stirs Controversy With Claims

Ayodele Fayose, a former governor of Ekiti State, claims that Peter Obi, a former Labour Party presidential candidate, is the only lifeline of the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

Fayose said this on Friday while responding to questions during an interview on “Politics Today,” a Channels Television program monitored by our correspondent.

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Peter Obi

Additionally, he said that the Peoples Democratic Party, or PDP, is officially dead.

The former governor added that Seyi Makinde, the governor of Oyo State, shouldn’t be involved in the PDP’s problems.

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He said: “Obi is the only life in ADC; all other people in ADC are semi-existent. If Obi had gone to remain in Labour Party or has gone to Accord Party, he is the only life there. All the other people there, they are not existing. They are old-forces.

“Openly, I supported Tinubu in 2023. I didn’t hide it. Till now I’m still there. I don’t jump. I have said it to you I’m not a member of APC and I will never be.”

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Former Ekiti State governor, Ayodele Fayose

Recall that Peter Obi recently defected to ADC from the APC.

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