Obi Refused To Join Me As Running Mate That Is Why We Both Lose – Atiku

Official applicant of the People groups Progressive alliance (PDP) party in the fair finished up surveys, Atiku Abubakar has said he would have picked his challenger in the Work Party, Peter Obi again as his running mate would it be advisable for him he host stayed in the get-together.

Atiku expressed this on Thursday during a world public interview on the 2023 official political race.

As per him, Obi left PDP in 2022 when it was clear he will not get the party's ticket. He said his decision of Lead representative Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State was essential for his responsibility for a decent ticket after Obi's exit.

"I would have picked Obi again as my running mate in the event that he was in PDP. Be that as it may, he left for Work and I can't stop him. Indeed, he took the majority of our votes in the South East and South states however that won't make him president without the North."

Review that Obi was running mate to Atiku in the 2019 official political decision. They lost political decision to President Muhammadu Buhari won then looking for a second term in office.

Review that the Free Public Appointive Commission (INEC) on Saturday, February 25, led the official and Public Get together races and, accordingly, reported the competitor of the All Reformists Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu, champ of the political decision.

INEC pronounced the previous Lagos State Lead representative champ of the political decision after he surveyed 8,794,726 votes.

The INEC Administrator, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, reported Tinubu as the victor at the Global Grouping Community in Abuja, during the early long periods of Wednesday.

The previous Lagos State lead representative came out tops in 12 of Nigeria's 36 states, and tied down critical numbers in a few different states to guarantee the largest number of votes — 8,794,726.

This is just about 2,000,000 votes more than his nearest rival — previous VP Atiku Abubakar of the PDP.

Atiku, 76, who has now run for administration multiple times, got 6,984,520 votes, while the up-and-comer of the Work Party (LP), Peter Obi, who, in under a year, stirred youthful citizens in a way some have portrayed as remarkable, completed the race with 6,101,533.