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Atiku’s Camp Responds to Wike’s Comments on Supporting Tinubu

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The camp of former President Atiku Abubakar has responded to recent comments made by Nyesom Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), regarding his support for President Bola Tinubu’s emergence in 2023. Wike, during a luncheon for members of the 10th Rivers State House of Assembly in Port , stated that had no regrets about his support for Tinubu and from Atiku’s and others.

Wike emphasized that his decision was based on a for “equity, fairness, and ,” claiming that he and his team were not responsible for Atiku’s loss but rather for ensuring these principles were upheld. He expressed no remorse for his actions and Atiku’s camp, Peter Obi’s supporters, and some members of the Peoples Democratic (PDP) for viewing him as an obstacle.

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Reacting to these remarks, Paul Ibe, Media Adviser to Atiku, released a statement on Saturday, describing Wike’s comments as nothing more than a series of baseless outbursts fueled by personal grievances. “Ordinarily, we would not , but we recognise that silence might be misinterpreted,” Ibe stated. He criticized Wike for harboring bitterness from his defeat to Atiku at the 2022 PDP presidential primaries, asserting that Wike’s priorities lie with himself rather than the Nigerian people.

Ibe further stated that Wike’s focus on local affairs in Rivers State rather than his ministerial duties. “While he may seek to divert attention with his baseless rants, we remain focused on the genuine Nigerians,” he , stressing that Atiku’s camp is committed to the welfare and progress of the people.

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The statement accused Wike of using television to air his grievances, portraying him as more interested in personal than addressing national challenges. It concluded by affirming that Atiku’s camp would not engage in Wike’s provocations, choosing instead to focus on issues that genuinely Nigerians.

The exchange highlights ongoing within the political landscape as key figures to position themselves and their narratives ahead of future elections and policy decisions.

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11 Comments

  • I think Wike should reconsider his stance on supporting Tinubu. Politics makes strange bedfellows, after all!

  • I think Wike should just support whoever he wants without all this drama. Lets focus on the bigger picture!

  • I cant believe Wike is teaming up with Tinubu! Politics is getting crazier by the day. What a plot twist!

  • I think Wike should just team up with Tinubu and Atiku and form a new political party altogether. Shake things up!

  • I think Wike should reconsider his stance on supporting Tinubu. Atikus camp response is a game-changer! #Politics #Controversy

  • I think both Atiku and Wike are playing political games. Can we trust any of them? Who knows what their real motives are.

  • Atikus camp needs to focus on their own game instead of getting caught up in political drama. Stay in your lane, people!

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