Dr. Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, a former Special Adviser on Political Matters to President Bola Tinubu, says the North will soon declare its political stance ahead of the 2027 general elections — and no candidate can win without the region’s backing. In a viral interview on Sunday, April 20, Baba-Ahmed said the North is more politically aware than ever and will no longer support any leadership that ignores its struggles, particularly around insecurity and marginalisation. “If they plan to rig the election, they should be careful. It won’t be good for Nigeria,” he warned. ADIEU: BREAKING! Pope Francis dies at 88 Appearing alongside Professor Usman Yusuf, ex-NHIS boss, Baba-Ahmed noted that the North has suffered too long under both Boko Haram and poor leadership, and now demands meaningful representation and understanding. “We’re Tired of Being Ignored” Baba-Ahmed, who once served as spokesperson for the Arewa Elders Forum before joining and later resigning from the presidency, said he’s returning to the struggle for northern emancipation. READ ALSO: Bring us down from this cross – Kukah asks Tinubu to rescue Nigerians from pain He called for unity among all northern groups — Christians, Muslims, Fulani, Baju, Mangu — warning that betrayal within will only weaken their cause. “Bad Election in 2027 May Break Nigeria” Referencing past election cycles marred by violence and manipulation, Baba-Ahmed made a bold prediction: “Within six months, the North will take a stand. The rest of the country will have to align or go their own way.” He recounted how mosques and churches were targeted during Buhari’s campaigns to destabilise the region, saying that history must not repeat itself. “Conducting a bad election in 2027 may lead to the end of Nigeria — I swear to God,” he declared. He stressed that northern stakeholders are mobilising, and a major political declaration is imminent. “There will be a time we will come out and say it’s okay, and it’s soon. This injustice is over. We know who we are.” READ ALSO: If Tinubu is smart, he won’t seek re-election in 2027 – Datti Baba-Ahmed
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