President Bola Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Policy Communication, Daniel Bwala, on Friday, claimed that internally displaced politicians in the opposition coalition are trying to create a conflict between the president’s supporters and those of former President Muhammadu Buhari.

Bwala made the remark noting that some of Buhari’s supporters misquoted former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, Boss Mustapha.

Recall that reports had said Mustapha claimed that Tinubu was not instrumental in Buhari’s victory in 2015.

Mustapha was reported to have said Buhari’s 12 million votes made it possible for him to win the 2015 presidential election.

Reacting, Bwala who likened the coalition to a hydra-headed Octopus, said it was only trying to re-invent history.

Posting on X, Bwala wrote: “These coalition of internally displaced politicians are using their media goons to try to create a conflict between Buhari boys and Tinubu boys.

“That’s how they misquoted, misread and misinterpreted the Honourable Boss Mustapha’s, former SGF.

“They also attributed one article to Garba Shehu calling me names in order to get me to join issues with him. They failed, because Garba Shehu and I talked it out.

“Imagine a hydra headed coalition looking like octopus trying to re-invent the wheel, on a wild goose chase.”

The lawmaker representing the Federal Capital Territory, FCT Senator Ireti Kingibe has pledged commitment to the coalition of opposition leaders.

The lawmaker, who spoke shortly after a meeting with the 37 chairmen of the party in Abuja, said she is totally committed to the African Democratic Party, ADC.

ADC is the party recently adopted by the opposition leaders to contest the 2027 elections across the country.

Senator Ireti, however, said she is yet to collect the membership card of the ADC.

“As a senator, I am fully committed to ADC. However, as the Senator representing the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, I don’t expect you to just hand me a card”.

The 37 chairmen from different states and the FCT also pledged their commitment to the David Mark-led leadership of the party.

Controversial singer, Portable, has claimed that his song ‘Zazu Zeh’ gave ace rapper Olamide international exposure.

Speaking in a video broadcast, Portable also claimed that his collaboration was British rapper Skepta gave him exposure in Nigeria.

The singer said he hopes Olamide will collaborate with him more often.

He said, “Zazuu blow Olamide internationally, Tony Montana blow Skepta for streets. Olamide I need your verse or feature me on your album.”

Portable’s 2021 song ‘Zazu Zeh’, which featured Olamide and Poco Lee, catapulted him to fame.

However, the song did not make significant impact internationally.