FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has openly criticized Atiku Abubakar for his unreliability, claiming the PDP presidential candidate cannot be trusted to keep his promises.
Wike accused Atiku of failing to honor agreements and not being trustworthy. The Minister expressed disappointment with Atiku's inability to fulfill commitments made within the party. Wike’s frustration signals growing tensions within the PDP, hinting at potential shifts in political alliances.
His comments come after previous unfulfilled promises from Atiku during their political dealings. The fallout adds fuel to concerns about the PDP's internal unity as it faces the 2023 elections.
Wike’s sharp words reflect deeper dissatisfaction within the PDP, especially toward Atiku’s leadership. His criticisms highlight ongoing fractures within the party that could undermine its chances in the upcoming elections. With growing defections and infighting, Wike’s frustration may lead to greater divisions, especially if Atiku’s leadership is questioned by more members. This opens the door for new political alignments that could reshape the 2023 election landscape.
