ADC leader urges Atiku and Obi supporters to end media conflict
Austin Okai, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress, has appealed to supporters of Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi to stop their ongoing media clashes. He warned that the heated exchanges are deepening divisions within the opposition and could harm efforts to resolve the party’s leadership dispute. Okai emphasized that unity is crucial as the party faces a critical legal struggle. He called for a shift in focus from internal disputes to shared goals for the benefit of the coalition.
Key takeaways
- Austin Okai urged supporters of Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi to end their media war, warning it threatens the unity of the opposition.
- He noted that the ongoing tension undermines efforts to resolve the party’s leadership dispute, which is currently in court.
- Okai stressed that the coalition should prioritize the legal process to "rescue" the ADC rather than engage in public disputes.
- He cautioned that continued hostilities could make post-primary reconciliation difficult and create lasting divisions.
- Okai concluded that ending the media war is essential for the future success of the ADC and the broader opposition movement.
