Nigeria must be safe, secure before 2027 election – Atiku’s ex-aide, Bwala

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A former spokesman of the defunct Atiku-Okowa Presidential Campaign Council, Daniel Bwala, on Friday disclosed the only way the 2027 elections can hold.

He explained that the 2027 general elections can be held when Nigeria is safe and secure.

Disclosing this on Arise TV’s Morning Show, he commended President Bola Tinubu for trying to rewrite the wrongs of the past administration.

He, however, said he had no regret joining the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.

He said: “I have no regret going to PDP or supporting Atiku, I do my things based on conviction and at the end of the day, if it doesn’t work out, I accept my fate.

“The reality I have accepted now is that this politicking is gone and because of the crisis in Nigeria, the only way we can have a 2027 election is when Nigeria is safe and secure.

“I saw that this president I supported in APC is trying to ensure he rewrites the wrongs of the past administration.

“When he said he wanted all opposition to come together for nation building, I felt it was the right time to look at nation’s building rather than politicking. There must be a Nigeria before we do politics.”

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