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Veteran journalist and former presidential aide, Reuben Abati, says President Bola Tinubu demonstrated political dominance in the aftermath of the presidential primary of the All Progressives Congress, APC.
This was even as the veteran journalist in a veiled remark questioned the eleven million votes won by Tinubu, saying that basic vote counting appeared difficult during some of the party primaries held over the weekend.
Abati, speaking as a guest on Arise Television’s Morning Show on Monday, said Tinubu’s massive victory at the APC primary was an indication that he “owns the game.”
He said the emergence of the president with over 11 million votes against his challenger, Stanley Osifo, who got just over 1,000 votes, sent a strong political message to opposition parties ahead of the 2027 general elections.
He said the APC primary result had generated what he described as a “demonstration effect” among opposition figures, including former Vice President Atiku Abubakar of the African Democratic Congress, ADC.
The implication was that opposition candidates would have to outscore the numbers already recorded for Tinubu within his party, Abati said.
However, he said the APC primary process was not without its controversies, saying there were protests and disagreements over the adoption of consensus and direct primaries in some places.
Abati said, “I think we should get to a point in this country where we should start a Tinubu school of politics and strategy, because what President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has done over the weekend is to show that he’s the owner of the game.
“Basically what the APC has done, especially with the presidential primaries, is to show that, okay, the president has been given 11 million votes.
“If he has 11 million votes already from the party and the challenger, one guy called Stanley Osifo. The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives said in Abia State got 1000 plus votes to Tinubu’s 11 million votes. It’s to show that, look, ‘I’m the owner of this game’.
End of the day, what would the opposition politicians get, whether it is Dumebi Kachikwu or it is Atiku Abubakar that emerges today, or whoever emerges in any of the other political parties that are trying to show that they are present on the register, already President Tinubu has presented you with a demonstration effect.
“If his party can give him 11 million votes then the opposition will need to get more than that.
“And yet during the various events that you have seen over the weekend in the last few days, to even count 1,2,3, basic arithmetics, which you start primary school with was a problem for that particular political party (APC). That was very clever, very clever, some would say.
“Generally, the President has shown that, okay, he has this strategy: If his party has already given him 11 million votes then, of course, who is.. how many people are even on the INEC voters register?
But on top of all that, we also saw that there were demonstrations. There were divergences in other places on the choice of consensus and direct primaries.”
