Makinde And The Odds By Alaba Abdulrazak
In the treacherous arena of Nigerian politics, where self-interest inexorably shapes every stratagem and decision, the escalating supremacy battle between Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde and FCT Minister Nyesom Wike over control of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) lays bare the raw calculus of ambition.
This is no mere factional squabble; it is a high-stakes rat race fuelled by clashing egos and divergent visions for the future of the party, which once crowned itself as the largest political party in Africa.
Makinde, with unyielding tenacity, clings to the PDP's remnants, determined to salvage its viability amid national turbulence. Wike, by contrast, projects an insidious allegiance: his manoeuvres betray a fixation on the party's total annihilation, reducing it to rubble in serv...













