The Errand Boys Of Atiku, Obi Should Unite And Stop Embarrassing Each Other Online —Adeyanju
Political activist Deji Adeyanju has issued a pointed message to supporters of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and Labour Party leader Peter Obi, urging them to set aside their online feuds and unite under the newly formed Alliance for Democratic Advancement (ADA).
In a tweet shared on Monday and monitored by a NewsVista reporter, Deji warned that the disunity and infighting that plagued the opposition during the 2023 elections must not be repeated if there’s any serious intention to challenge the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the next presidential race.
“Happy new week guys,” he tweeted. “The errand boys of Atiku & Obi should unite and stop embarrassing each other online. Learn from your 2023 mistake. If you like, insult me again like you did in 2023 — Tinubu is not Buhari. He’s the one that is in Aso Rock now and will organize the election.”
His blunt remarks come amid rising conversations around the ADA coalition — a political alliance reportedly spearheaded by Atiku and former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai — aimed at consolidating opposition strength ahead of 2027.
Deji also highlighted the critical need to involve key political figures from the North, especially Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso. According to him, Kwankwaso’s influence in Kano — a state he described as the political equivalent of “four southern states” — is too significant to ignore.
With President Bola Ahmed Tinubu now firmly seated at the helm of the federal government, Adeyanju’s warning reflects a growing recognition that the 2027 elections will be a different ball game from what the opposition faced under former President Muhammadu Buhari. The stakes are higher, the playing field tougher, and the ruling party seemingly more entrenched.
As political strategists continue to test the waters for coalitions and alliances, Deji’s message is being seen as a clarion call for discipline, collaboration, and pragmatism within the opposition ranks — or risk repeating history yet again.