BREAKING: Obi Was Here; He Moved From APGA To PDP To The Labour Party. Did You Ask Him What Changed? — Bwala

In a recent interview on , Daniel Bwala, Special Adviser on Media and Public Communications to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, spoke during a live discussion where he examined the political history of key opposition figures and the implications of party-switching ahead of the 2027 general elections.

During the interview, Bwala stated, “Obi was here; he moved from APGA to PDP to the Labour Party. Did you ask him what changed?” He used the statement to highlight what he described as the fluid nature of political affiliations among prominent Nigerian politicians.

He referenced Peter Obi, noting his political journey through the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and later the Labour Party, which became his platform during the 2023 presidential election.

Bwala argued that such movements raise important questions about political consistency, ideology, and long-term commitment to party structures in Nigeria’s democracy.

He suggested that voters should critically evaluate not only candidates’ current platforms but also their political history and the motivations behind their shifts between parties.

The presidential spokesman maintained that political mobility is common, but insisted that it becomes more significant when linked to presidential ambition and national leadership.

He further stated that the ruling party’s structure remains comparatively stable, contrasting it with what he described as frequent realignments within opposition politics.

Bwala concluded by noting that as the country approaches the 2027 elections, political history and consistency will play an increasingly important role in how Nigerians assess candidates and make their choices at the ballot box.