October 19, 2026
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*Bode George should join the Coalition 

*Says Wike would have been grabbing lands as Atiku’s VP in 2023

 

 

“…..In this regard , I must Commend and congratulate Atiku and others for this bold, wise and strategic step to shame the enemies of Nigeria and PDP and their misguided followers who thought that by destroying the party they will succeed in denying some of the party faithful the platform to arrest the drive to collapse Nigeria by the Tinubu’s administration.”

 

By Olawale Lamina

Erstwhile National Publicity Secretary of th defunct New People’s Democratic Party, nPDP, and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze has countered opinion in some quarters that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar had dumped the PDP for the newly formed coalition movement and its adopted platform, the African Democratic Congress, ADC.

Reacting to the trending insinuations,  include the fact that other notable  heavyweights have also resigned from the PDP, Eze clarified that apart from Senator David Mark who rendered his resignation, all others from the PDP who joined the coalition movement are still members of the opposition PDP, including the former Vice President himself who, according to the Chieftain, for reasons of national interest, collapsed the PDP into the coalition.

Eze, who reacting to Chief Bode George’s comments on the matter, described the latter’s position as “erroneous insinuation,” stressing  that that former VP Atiku Abubarkar cannot serve two masters (PDP and ADC) at the same time,

Eze said: “What Atiku and others did is toeing the Wike’s strategy of staying in PDP and working for APC by collapsing the party into the alternative which is the ADC,  which seems to be a feasible platform for the project of rescuing Nigeria from the dungeon that Tinubu and his co-travellers have plunged Nigeria into.

“I am expecting Chief Bode George and others to stop acting the two barefaced and chameleon strategy and join ADC to save Nigeria from the mess that Wike and Tinubu have plunged our dear Country into.”

In a statement made available to the journalists, Eze maintained that Atiku is the brain box of the PDP and would never have left the party for anyone. He warned that nothing would be left of the PDP should Atiku decide to leave the party.

He criticized the FCT minister and those he referred to as “his devilish cohorts”, and they “are moles planted by President Tinubu,” alleging that they were out to decimate the party to give Mr. President a free ride in 2027.

But Eze noted that the new alternative now made available “has intercepted and frustrated their plot early enough.”

Chief Eze added by explaining that, “So to me, what Atiku and other key Elders of the party have resolved to do is to collapse the mainstream of PDP into a more viable platform through which the national project of uprooting the current evil government can be achieved still retaining their membership of PDP.”

“In this regard, I must commend and congratulate Atiku and others for this bold, wise and strategic step to shame the enemies of Nigeria and PDP and their misguided followers who thought that by destroying the party they will succeed in denying some of the party faithful the platform to arrest the drive to collapse Nigeria by the Tinubu’s administration.”

In similar vein, Eze, hailed Atiku for refusing to adopt Nyesom Wike as his Vice Presidential Candidate in 2023, which if he had been declared winner, claimed  that ,”Wike, an avaricious land grabber, as his Vice President would have stolen lands and maybe turned the Aso-Rock as an annex of his ill-acquired bounties. Considering the land grabbing exercise currently going on in Rivers State and Abuja, he would have done worse as Atiku’s deputy.”

Eze also expressed regrets about Senator Okowa being recommended as the Vice President to Atiku, saying it was a total mistake.

In this regard, he apologized to Atiku for what he described as “the blunder of recommending the former Delta State Governor as his running mate” during the 2023 election.

 

 

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