Insiders Tell What Is About To Happen Between Tinubu & Aregbesola

Those in the have provided insight into what is about to happen President Bola Tinubu and former Minister Rauf Aregbesola.

“Things will improve between them but it won’t come near the kind of extraordinary relationship they had” SocietyNow.Ng learned.

“A lot has happened and too many people have inserted themselves in manners that fester the discord. And Tinubu is not just another political leader again but President of Nigeria” according to those in the know disclosed.

“The words in their camps by those genuinely pushing for the two of them to resolve their differences are that the best that can be achieved is to make sure they are not sworn enemies but associates that can keep things civil and mutually beneficial” SocietyNow.Ng furthered gathered.

Aregbesola’s admission that “God, Tinubu, and (Muhammadu) Buhari” are responsible for his success and declaration that he holds “no grudge” at the homecoming reception in his honor is believed to be in line with what is to come.

Before things went south, Aregbesola was the second most powerful person- after Tinubu – in the formidable political family of the former governor of Lagos state.

“Aregbesola was Tinubu’s voice and ears and had unhindered access to the political leader anywhere, even in his home” SocietyNow.Ng learned.

Insiders disclosed that their closeness started going adrift when it was consistently whispered into Tinubu’s ears that Aregbesola as Governor of Osun state was nurturing personal agenda in forging a rapport with then President Jonathan Goodluck – and some northern power brokers.

“Though Aregbesola overcame that chapter, that was when the seeds of discord that germinated and became virile when it was time to decide his successor as Governor of Osun state was planted, the same discord that led to where they are ” according to those in the know.

Although Aregbesola eventually supported Tinubu to make Gboyega Oyetola his successor – it was an ending political fight between them all through Oyetola’s single term of four years.

The unending political fight consumed Oyetola’s ambition to get a second term in office with the refusal of Aregbesola- the Minister of Interior – to campaign for him said to play a major role. He also refused to campaign for Tinubu to become President of Nigeria.

Although Oyetola lost his re-election, Tinubu is the incumbent President of Nigeria.