Former Labour Party (LP) vice-presidential candidate, Senator Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed, has firmly dismissed allegations that his recent remarks regarding Peter Obi are driven by bitterness or frustration over the 2027 running mate slot.
Addressing critics during an interview, Baba-Ahmed a politician and businessman maintained that his political commentary is born out of patriotism rather than personal grievance or electoral ambition.
Responding directly to speculation that his public observations stemmed from disappointment over not being selected as Obi's running mate for the upcoming 2027 general elections, Baba-Ahmed clarified that he feels no personal or political desperation to remain on a presidential ticket.
In Baba-Ahmed words; "I'm very happy not to contest 2027. There is no law or doctrine or principle that says I must be a vice president or a president or anything like that. I'm very happy to live my life to the end with what Almighty Allah has allowed me. I have two solid universities, the biggest private hospital in Africa, an aviation school, and many more things that by the grace of God will happen."
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