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President Bola Tinubu is reportedly set to name his running mate for the 2027 presidential election this week.
Sources who spoke to Nigerian Tribune said there was a slight fallout when Tinubu submitted his Expression of Interest and Nomination forms for the All Progressives Congress (APC) through the chairman of the Progressive Governors’ Forum (PGF), Senator Hope Uzodinma.
The source claimed that Uzodinma had taken the forms to the vice president, Kashim Shettima, and that both had gone to the APC national secretariat to submit them.
The above-mentioned publication’s findings revealed that Villa operatives were not pleased with Shettima’s involvement in the process of submission of the forms and that it made it appear as if all the dust raised around his eligibility for the position in the 2027 elections had been settled.
With Shettima stealing the show at the form submission venue, some Villa operatives were said to have gone to work and were allowed to shake the Imo State governor a bit, to check his loyalty to the system.
Uzodinma was also said to have tried to drag Senate President Godswill Akpabio into the forms submission process, but Akpabio was said to have escaped the show by telling the emissary that he was already on his way to plenary, a source said.
One fallout from the development for Uzodinma was a bid by some members of the PGF to unseat him, an uprising that was thwarted after what sources described as a quick intervention by President Bola Tinubu.
It was learnt that the presidency did not call for the total removal of Uzodinma but the plan was to “shake him small.” Subsequent reports suggested that an investigation had been initiated regarding funds linked to the PGF. However, it was revealed that the primary reason for the resistance to the Imo State governor was the vice president’s participation in the submission of nomination forms.
“A source said the vice president’s involvement in the form submission process made things look like the president had settled for him, while discussions were ongoing at the time.’’
Some sources thought the Imo governor might have deliberately taken steps to give that impression and it was decided that he should be investigated.
It was confirmed that the chairman of PGF made what a source described as a “inadvertent error” and it was decided that he should be spared from any further action, sources further said.
President Tinubu was said to be on the verge of succumbing to pressure and allowing Shettima on the ticket but there were still some “T’s to be crossed and “I’s to be dotted before conclusion,” sources said.
It was also gathered outside Shettima that the feud that almost cost the Imo State governor the position of PGF is also a source of the tense moments being experienced by the camp of the Rivers State governor, Siminalayi Fubara.
Fubara faced a tough job to scale the screening process for the APC early last week, but was eventually cleared to partake in the primaries which seemed to be skewed against his loyalists.
As the dust settled on the saga of Uzodinma, Fubara too was gathered to start heaving sighs of relief.
