Atiku, former vice president of Nigeria, has publicly stated he will not engage in prolonged political disputes from over two decades ago while the country faces pressing economic and security challenges.

In a recent statement, he emphasized that the priority for leaders today is to address immediate issues such as soaring food prices, rising public debt, and scandals involving the current administration.

Atiku also urged former President Obasanjo to endorse his preferred candidate for the 2027 presidential election instead of making baseless allegations.

The article highlights the historical tensions between Obasanjo and former Speaker of the House, Na'Abba, who led the impeachment attempt against Obasanjo in 2002.Na'Abba, who died in 2023, regretted that the impeachment process was halted by former heads of state.

Atiku's comments reflect a broader shift in focus from past political battles to addressing Nigeria's current crises, underscoring the need for accountability and credible leadership.The piece also notes the ongoing relevance of these historical disputes in shaping political narratives ahead of the 2027 elections.