The Former vice president and the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in the just concluded General Election, Atiku Abubakar; and the governor-elect in Oyo State, Engr. Seyi Makinde, held separate closed-door meetings with the former President of Nigeria, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo at his residence in Abeokuta, the Ogun State Capital yesterday.

It was gathered that Atiku arrived at Obasanjo Presidential Library around 1pm and spent one hour with his former boss.

Kehinde Akinyemi, Obasanjo’s media aide, affirmed the meeting.

Akinyemi, further stated that, the meeting is private.

Nevertheless, a source at the meeting reported that, Atiku came to seek further advice from Obasanjo on the next step to take after his loss at the poll.

Meanwhile, Makinde and Obasanjo held another closed-door meeting two hours after Atiku had left.

Makinde was reported to have arrived Obasanjo’s residence around 4pm and went straight to the inner room of the former President.

The duo later emerged from the closed-door meeting and held another meeting with some chieftains of the PDP, including the former deputy chairman (South) of the party, Chief Olabode George.

With respect to Obasanjo’s media aide, his boss gave warning to the governor-elect in Oyo State against running a selfish government.

"Please, run a government that will be make them ask, 'Where has this type of government been all this years in Oyo State?'

"You must give them something positive; you must give them good democracy and not that one my younger brothers will call pocketing democracy,” the statement quoted Obasanjo as saying.

The governor-elect reportedly said the visit was to appreciate and seek wisdom from the elder statesman

Source:

https://www.adekkatv.com/2019/03/obasanjo-had-closed-door-meeting-with.html

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"Please, run a government that will be make them ask, 'Where has this type of government been all this years in Oyo State?'

"You must give them something positive; you must give them good democracy and not that one my younger brothers will call pocketing democracy,” the statement quoted Obasanjo as saying.

The governor-elect reportedly said the visit was to appreciate and seek wisdom from the elder statesman

[/quote]Coming from a statesman, PMB still the learn work for where Obj dey jhor.. Bubu can never offer what he don't have. Argue with ur data pls

As the door is closed, please they should remain inside forever.