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SPEAKER
of the House of Representatives, Honourable Aminu Tambuwal, on Tuesday
evening, held a closed-door meeting with former president, Chief
Olusegun Obasanjo, at his Abeokuta residence, Ogun State.
The meeting, the Nigerian Tribune learnt, lasted for about 25 minutes and details were unknown to newsmen, who only sighted his convoy after he had left Obasanjo’s house.
When contacted, the media aide to the speaker, Imam Imam, said the meeting was just one of the consultations of the speaker with leaders in the country on how to move the nation forward.
He said Obasanjo is a father figure to all political office holders in the country, hence, the decision of his boss to rub minds with him on some national issues.
Imam said he could not confirm whether the rumoured presidential ambition of Tambuwal was discussed, insisting that the meeting was behind closed door.
“You know Baba is a father to all in the country. The meeting was a consultation. It is about rubbing minds on how to move the country forward and make it better,” he said.
culled;tribune
SPEAKER
of the House of Representatives, Honourable Aminu Tambuwal, on Tuesday
evening, held a closed-door meeting with former president, Chief
Olusegun Obasanjo, at his Abeokuta residence, Ogun State.The meeting, the Nigerian Tribune learnt, lasted for about 25 minutes and details were unknown to newsmen, who only sighted his convoy after he had left Obasanjo’s house.
When contacted, the media aide to the speaker, Imam Imam, said the meeting was just one of the consultations of the speaker with leaders in the country on how to move the nation forward.
He said Obasanjo is a father figure to all political office holders in the country, hence, the decision of his boss to rub minds with him on some national issues.
Imam said he could not confirm whether the rumoured presidential ambition of Tambuwal was discussed, insisting that the meeting was behind closed door.
“You know Baba is a father to all in the country. The meeting was a consultation. It is about rubbing minds on how to move the country forward and make it better,” he said.
culled;tribune
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