2019: Buhari may have made Obasanjo change his point of view on Atiku – Daniel

By Esther Onyegbula
LAGOS-FORMER Ogun State Governor, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, said yesterday that former President Olusegun Obasanjo would have seen Atiku Abubakar, presidential aspirant of the Party Democratic People's Peoples from a new perspective, based on failures

Speaking at a conference release in Lagos, Daniel said that faced with the option of Buhari and Atiku, the former vice president would undoubtedly carry it.

Daniel, who is the managing director of the campaign organization Atiku Abubakar, also projected Atiku's support for restructuring and his work history as among the other reasons he would do a better job. President of Nigeria in 2019.

"When people take positions, they take them according to the information that is available to them, and as that progresses, sometimes you discover new things, you face new realities, I think that many people have been very unhappy with the progress that has taken place.

"People are facing a new reality, I will not be surprised if Olusegun Obasanjo is starting to change position, it seems that if we do not pay attention, we will continue to demote the quality of people who occupy a political position.

"I suppose and hope to have reason, President Obasanjo saw that he might have other information. And in any case, when you are faced with a situation, you must choose one of the two evils.

"I know that President Obasanjo said that he did not think that Buhari would make a good president but at the last minute something he may have gotten better information, he then changed to something else. notice and he changed his mind on this occasion, I think that he can also change his mind. "

Project Atiku potential candidates, he said that a formidable candidate like the former vice president was needed to split the 12 million votes that were historically won by President Buhari.

He said: "Apart from that, politics and of course you will also know that he is speaking the language of the Southwest which is restructuring, that's what the Southwest for decades, of course, he speaks the language of people in the Southeast and South-South who talk about control of resources.

"These are very important things for our people, so if logical reasoning is something to do, I have the strong feeling that he is going to be Nigeria's next president. "

He said," I want to state that my alleged deportation is a matter of primacy of the law and unlawfulness As stipulated in article 57 (6) of the party constitution which states that "any decision taken against a member who has not been informed of the charges against him or her". I did not have the opportunity to defend myself is null and void.My expulsion can not stand.I did not commit any crime, I have never been confronted with a disciplinary committee or informed of a wrongdoing. "

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