Once it became clear that his gambit would fail, Obasanjo found a compromise: he named a man he trusted, Yar’Adua, a little-known northern governor and devout Muslim, as his preferred successor.
Une vez que quedó claro que su movida no funcionaría, Obasanjo encontró un punto intermedio: nombró a Yar’Adua, un gobernador norteño poco conocido y devoto musulmán, como su preferido para sucederlo.