Professor Gambari not worried about one-party state in Nigeria

Professor Ibrahim Gambari has expressed no concern over fears of Nigeria turning into a one-party state. He believes such a scenario will not occur.

Professor Ibrahim Gambari, a prominent Nigerian figure, has dismissed worries about the country evolving into a one-party state. In his statement, Gambari emphasized that he is not troubled by the prospect because it simply will not happen.

This reassurance comes amid ongoing discussions about Nigeria's political landscape. Gambari's position highlights confidence in the nation's multi-party system and democratic institutions. His comments were shared in an article published on January 21, 2026, by Daily Trust.

While Gambari did not elaborate on specific reasons beyond the certainty of it not happening, his words aim to calm apprehensions among observers. The statement underscores a belief in the resilience of Nigeria's political framework against authoritarian shifts.

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Aminu Tambuwal warns of Nigeria's peril during his 60th birthday colloquium in Abuja, surrounded by leaders.
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Tambuwal warns Nigeria is in peril at 60th birthday colloquium

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Former Speaker Aminu Waziri Tambuwal has warned that Nigeria faces grave danger and requires collective salvation to rescue the nation. Speaking at a colloquium in Abuja marking his 60th birthday, he urged citizens to unite beyond political divides. The event drew former presidents and leaders who reflected on the country's democratic challenges.

Former presidential candidate Dr Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim has declared that efforts to undermine the Peoples Democratic Party through legal and political means will fail. He emphasized Nigeria's longstanding commitment to multiparty democracy, drawing parallels to past failed attempts at power consolidation. In a statement from Kaduna, he affirmed the PDP's resolve amid these challenges.

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Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf has dismissed rumors of plans to remove Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II from his position. He stated that his recent political defection will not alter the current status quo regarding the emirate.

Former Kano governor Ibrahim Shekarau has defended Governor Abba Kabiru Yusuf's impending move to the All Progressives Congress, arguing that such realignments are normal in politics. He criticized accusations of betrayal against Yusuf by his mentor Rabiu Kwankwaso, pointing to Kwankwaso's own history of party switches. Shekarau insists Yusuf can take the NNPP mandate with him, just as Kwankwaso did in the past.

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Gombe State Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya has emphasized the importance of political will, adherence to the rule of law, and modern husbandry practices in resolving ongoing farmer-herder conflicts in Nigeria.

Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike has cautioned All Progressives Congress (APC) National Secretary Ajibola Basiru to refrain from interfering in Rivers State politics amid ongoing state tensions.

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In the latest escalation of tensions within the NNPP and Kwankwasiyya Movement, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has called on Kano Governor Abba Yusuf to relinquish his position. Kwankwaso rejected defection rumors while reports suggest potential opposition realignments.

 

 

 

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