FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has criticised Peter Obi, accusing him of frequently leaving political parties. He made the remarks during the Abaji Area Council Rainbow Coalition meeting in Abuja, where he spoke about Obi’s past moves from one party to another.
Wike accuses Peter Obi of frequently changing political parties as politicians prepare for the January 2027 general elections, with political disagreements increasing ahead of the polls.
Wike said political leaders should remain loyal to their parties instead of leaving whenever they face challenges. He argued that good leadership requires commitment, patience and the ability to stand firm during difficult times.
Wike accuses Peter Obi
Wike recalled Peter Obi’s decision to leave the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) before the 2023 general elections. He also criticised Obi’s move to the Labour Party and his later involvement with the African Democratic Congress (ADC), questioning his commitment to the parties.
Wike also compared Obi’s political movements with President Bola Tinubu’s long political career, describing Tinubu as more consistent. He mocked Obi’s popularity on social media, suggesting that he was more popular online than in practical leadership.
Wike accuses Peter Obi, sparking reactions on social media as his supporters and critics share different opinions about the minister’s comments.
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