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How Mother’s Death Reunited Saraki With Political ‘Foes’ Politics is an intersection of interests, alliances and affinities and when interests cease aligning, the political actors are left with no option than to part… 26weeklypage34 26weeklypage34 By Abdullateef Aliyu, Lagos Sat, 27 Jul 2024 0:18:30 WAT Politics is an intersection of interests, alliances and affinities and when interests cease aligning, the political actors are left with no option than to part ways. This is typical of the Nigerian brand of politics where the winner takes all and the opposing candidates are ostracised in the scheme of things. This is why the two major political parties – the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) – are perpetually at loggerheads – fighting tooth and nail in a scramble for power. But recently the political class in Nigeria buried their differences to celebrate the matriarch of the Saraki dynasty, Mrs. Florence Morenikeji Saraki, who died on June 18,