What Dele Momodu said about Atiku, Obi is raising eyebrows

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A chieftain of the African Democratic Congress, Dele Momodu, has said there is no certainty that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar would defeat Peter Obi in a party primary election.

Momodu made the statement on Wednesday while responding to questions during an interview on Channels Television’s programme, ‘The Morning Brief’.

He spoke against the backdrop of preparations for the 2027 elections and Obi’s defection from the ADC to the Nigerian Democratic Congress.

“There is no guarantee that Atiku will defeat Obi at the primaries.

“Obi is not my enemy. Okay, so it’s good that he goes and test his popularity elsewhere. So let others also do the same. But you cannot force Atiku.

“How are you sure that Atiku will retain all those who voted for him the last time? What is the guarantee that Obi and Kwankwaso are the only people who will retain all those who voted for them the last time?

“The situation has changed. Tinubu today, if he allows a free and fair election, might not even get three million votes,” he said.

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