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Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, said that the Presidency would not comment, stressing that  “we will not comment now. That is the position.”
A few hours after Obasanjo’s letter was made public, Tinubu and Akande, had a closed-door meeting with President Buhari.
Both men arrived just about 4pm and headed to the president’s official residence within the Presidential Villa.
On their way, Tinubu was approached for comments by waiting State House correspondents but he declined to speak and only said: “Journalists, please go back to where you are coming from. I will not talk to you. Don’t turn me into a talkative.”
Their meeting with the president ended about an hour later, with both men using different exit routes perhaps to avoid the media.

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