
Dele Momodu criticises attacks on Atiku and calls for civility
Dele Momodu has spoken out against what he calls the “bullying” of Atiku Abubakar, highlighting the former vice president’s past partnership with Peter Obi. In a post on X, Momodu lamented the treatment of Atiku, who once chose Obi as his running mate. He also discussed the 2023 presidential election and addressed the challenges of building broad political support. Momodu urged supporters to avoid hostility and maintain respect in political discourse.
Key takeaways
- Dele Momodu criticised the “bullying” of Atiku Abubakar, referencing their joint ticket with Peter Obi in a previous election.
- He questioned claims that Obi was denied victory in the 2023 election, noting strong support in his base.
- Momodu defended Atiku’s political relevance and resilience, stating he came second in the last election.
- He warned that the next electoral cycle could be decisive for Atiku’s political future.
- Momodu called for respectful political engagement and cautioned against online abuse, urging civility among supporters.