Oseni, Olayinka and the gbewudani metaphor, By Niran Adedokun
The impression this creates is that, even if the PDP candidate was unlikely to go far in the 2027 presidential election, it remained important for the party to demonstrate that it could field one.
If gbẹ̀wùdání is an unfair description of a presidential candidate produced by a political tendency whose most influential figure openly supports his principal opponent, has told him he is “free to contest,” and apparently does not expect his party to win.
That was essentially Oseni’s description of presidential candidate, Senator Sandy Onor, in his analysis of Mr Wike’s restatement of his commitment to supporting President Bola Tinubu’s second term, even though his party, the PDP, is fielding a candidate.
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