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Dele Momodu, a prominent member of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has declared that the demand that former vice president Atiku Abubakar quit from the 2027 contest on the basis of unfiltered feelings and sentiments amounts to a great tragedy.
According to reports, the announcement comes after certain supporters of Peter Obi, the former governor of Anambra State, demanded that the ADC award him its presidential ticket.
Remember that Peter Obi just left the Labour Party to join the ADC after receiving more than six million votes to place third in the 2023 presidential contest behind Atiku?
Peter Obi’s defection was ridiculed by certain All Progressives Congress (APC) leaders, including Festus Keyamo, Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, who hinted that Obi would become Atiku’s running mate.
However, well-known individuals like political economist Pat Utomi and human rights advocate Aisha Yesufu have cautioned that they would stop supporting Peter Obi if he agreed to run for vice president on an Atiku-led ticket.
In response to the event, Momodu denied that Atiku will drop out of the 2027 presidential contest in favor of Peter Obi in an interview with Punch on Thursday.
The seasoned journalist added that there is no need for the former vice president to drop out of the race, pointing out that attempts to undermine Atiku’s ambition have become a common storyline in the media.
“Several people have asked me to advise former Vice President Alhaji Atiku Abubakar to voluntarily withdraw from the 2027 presidential race,” he stated.
He is too old, they say when I ask why. Not that they are aware of any death that lies ahead of him. He is not in worse health than President Bola Tinubu.
“Tinubu can and ought to run out of unjustified hatred and bias, but Atiku cannot and ought not to run.
The best of us shouldn’t take a backseat to the worst of us, I’ve read. Respectfully, who or what defines the worst among us? Is it because Atiku is more intelligent and articulate than the majority of his peers and political competitors?
Is it the case that his renowned personality, accomplishments in business, academics, technology, philanthropy, and his efforts to strengthen democracy and the rule of law constitute his cardinal sins?
He is undoubtedly not a saint, but he stands out from the majority of his contemporaries because, since leaving office in 2007, he has not been a parasite that feeds on the government.
“It is a great tragedy to ask our most seasoned and global candidate to sacrifice his qualifications on the altar of raw emotion and primordial sentiments.”
