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Dele Momodu, a figurehead in the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has made fun of Bode George, the former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), over his tense relationship with Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
Dele Momdu reportedly responded to a video interview in which George criticized former Vice President Atiku Abubakar in a post from his 𝕏 handle.
George criticized Atiku’s ongoing presidential campaign in an interview that was done in Yoruba, emphasizing that he is prioritizing his own goals over those of the party.
He said, “I am referring to Atiku Abubakar,” in response to the question of whether he was referring to Nyesom Wike. He insists on carrying the ADC’s flag in the upcoming presidential election. Allow him to depart; it’s his problem. Is that not the reason he initially deserted the PDP?
Dele Momodu responded by saying that Bode George had a right to follow his presidential aspiration and advised him to cease harboring anti-Atiku feelings.
Furthermore, the seasoned journalist contended that internal party strife brought on by Wike—whom Bode George had previously backed—had an impact on Atiku’s decision to quit the PDP.
“Baba mi sir, you know how much I adore and respect you, please rid yourself of anti-ATIKU feelings,” he wrote. Sir, you have the right to oppose him, but he has the right to run. Regarding his political aspirations, ATIKU has never boasted to anyone. Never.
Before he joined the JONATHAN re-election campaign, Atiku knew the PDP would fail under the oppressive control of Nyesom Wike, whom he had previously backed. That day I cried when WIKE began insulting you while slapping you black and blue on TV. According to Sir, ATIKU is more clairvoyant now. The freedom to vote and the freedom to decline are vital to democracy.
Let Atiku breathe, please, sir.
