We have considered the biggest stakeholders and their contribution to the political discussions in recent times, evaluated their stakes in this game and present to you the five (potentially) biggest losers if Muhammadu Buhari leads despite the formidable opposition:
1. Dame Patience Jonathan
The
first lady of the federal republic of Nigeria will have to chew some of
her own words if Buhari manages to move into the Aso Rock despite her
open campaign against GMB as Buhari is fondly called. ‘Mama Peace’ left
no stone unturned in her quest to see her husband retun for a second
term as she has been moving from state to state mobilizing women to vote
for her husband.
Ayodele Fayose
Ayodele Fayose
Ayodele Joseph Oritsejafor
It is important to note that the personalities mentioned above might not necessarily flee as democratic institutions will likely protect them if the Buhari presidency (assuming he wins) decides to persecute them.
Ayodele
Joseph Oritsejafor is the founding and Senior Pastor of Word of Life
Bible Church, located in Warri, southern Nigeria, and is currently the
President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) and Christian
Association of Nigeria. He is one of the president’s staunch supporters.
He has accused Muhammadu Buhari of being the brain behind Boko Haram saying that he is fanning the embers of disunity.
Femi Fani Kayode
He has accused Muhammadu Buhari of being the brain behind Boko Haram saying that he is fanning the embers of disunity.
Femi Fani Kayode
Fani-Kayode is the director of media and publicity of the Peoples
Democratic Party presidential campaign organization. He was with the
opposition’s All Progressive Congress (APC) until June 2014 when he
returned to the ruling Peoples Democratic Party. He has been at the
forefront of the political attacks on the daura-born retired general.
Asari Dokubo
Alhaji Mujahid Asari-Dokubo, formerly Melford Dokubo Goodhead Jr. and
typically referred to simply as Asari, is a major political figure of
the Ijaw ethnic group in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. He severally
issued threats against opposition politicians including Muhammad
Buhari, promising a series of action against him and some opposition
party leaders and voters from the Niger Delta region should the general
elections not go the way of President Goodluck Jonathan in the region.It is important to note that the personalities mentioned above might not necessarily flee as democratic institutions will likely protect them if the Buhari presidency (assuming he wins) decides to persecute them.
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