2027: I consulted Tinubu before resigning – Adelabu

Politics 2027: I consulted Tinubu before resigning – Adelabu Published on April 25, 2026 By Musliudeen Adebayo googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1500386953281-8'); }); The immediate past Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has said contrary to insinuations, he consulted President Bola Tinubu before resigning. Adelabu spoke in a statement made available to DAILY POST on Saturday. DAILY POST reports that Adelabu resigned to pursue his governorship ambition in Oyo State, on the platform of the All Progressives Congress, APC. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1524595905268-5'); }); Power Minister, Adelabu resigns to focus on Oyo Governorship race There were reports that Adelabu did not make necessary consultations before he resigned. In the statement made available to DAILY POST through his Media Aide, Femi Awogboro, Adelabu explained that his resignation was not in any way against Tinubu’s wishes. The statement said, “Adelabu actually obtained the full approval and blessing of President Tinubu before taking the decision to resign. Those spreading false speculations to desist, such claims are baseless. “Critics have nothing tangible to hold against Adelabu and are only unsettled by the unprecedented crowd that welcomed him back to Ibadan last Thursday.” Don't Miss 2027: Oyo Defender kicks against ‘political scheming’, demands integrity in guber contest You may like 2027: Oyo Defender kicks against ‘political scheming’, demands integrity in guber contest 2027: Atiku, Amaechi, others arrive Ibadan as opposition leaders hold National Summit Video of man wearing Tinubu’s cap struggling to take selfies with Peter Obi goes viral 2027: YPP releases details for congresses, primaries, national convention Tinubu borrowing billions to invest in Nigeria’s infrastructure – Presidency replies Emir Sanusi Edun’s sack: Nobody around Tinubu is safe – Buhari’s ex-minister, Dalung

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