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Millions of Nigerians are changing political affiliations out of simple need, according to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, who stated on Friday that their first priority is survival.
In response to Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Fintiri’s switch from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC), Atiku made the comment in a statement sent by his media office.
He took issue with the increasing number of governors from the opposition joining the ruling party.
Atiku claimed that the Bola Tinubu administration is using state institutions to harass opponents in an effort to push the nation closer to a one-party system, and that the wave of defections is more a result of growing pressure and political intimidation than of sincere support.
By citing rising food prices, growing poverty, declining security, and widespread unemployment that he attributed to poor economic management, Atiku insisted that intimidation methods could not divert attention from the dire economic realities facing the populace.
“Ordinary Nigerians are switching political parties because they are struggling to survive, while certain governors may do so to safeguard their own interests.
For their own survival, governors may defect. Millions of Nigerians are fleeing in order to survive, according to Atiku.
He questioned what the APC will run on in 2027 and advised people not to confuse political cross-carpeting with popularity.
Will hunger or suffering be the focus of the APC’s 2027 campaign? hopelessness? He inquired.
