Nigeria, May 12 -- Speaking in an interview on AriseNews monitored by The News Chronicle Kwankwaso said the push for a united opposition ticket was not only coming from political circles but also from younger Nigerians, including his own daughter, who reportedly urged him to work with Obi despite not identifying as "Obidient."

He admitted the decision not to align with Obi remains one of the emotional undercurrents of the last election cycle, even as it sparked renewed debate online about what might have been.

"So many things have changed in this country... Even in my own house, my daughter was telling me to go and work with Peter Obi. She didn't say she was Obidient, but she felt we should come together. I refused out of sentiment," K...