Speaking during a Channels Television interview, Saraki made it clear: he is not secretly working for anyone. His words were direct and powerful. “I don’t do things at night. I’m not a night person. If I’m going to do something, I come out openly,” he declared.
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Saraki also used the moment to call for urgent reconciliation within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), warning that internal confusion is pushing members away. He stressed the need for a credible national convention that will restore trust and give hopeful candidates confidence to contest.
Addressing his relationship with FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, Saraki dismissed claims that friendship equals political support. According to him, their connection is based on one goal — saving the PDP from collapse. “PDP must not die,” he said firmly.
His statement comes at a time when the opposition party is battling internal crisis, defections, and growing doubts about its future ahead of the 2027 elections.
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— ThisDay Nigeria
