Former Minister of Aviation and a Chieftain of the Peoples
Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, FFK, has taken a swipe at former
Ogun state governor, Otunba Gbenga Daniel for dumping the party that thrusted
him into national limelight for what appears, an imminent defection to the
ruling All Progressives Congress, APC.
The ex-Minister known for his consistent criticism of the
President Muhammadu Buhari-led All Progressives Congress, APC, was reacting to
Daniel’s open letter to the PDP national chairman, Prince Uche Secondus, on
Sunday announcing his decision to quit partisan politics.
Although Daniel, a two-time governor had in the letter
claimed he was quiting active politics, he would later stressed that he was
being pressurized by his supporters to lead them to the APC; a development
Fani-Kayode described as sad and tragic.
Reacting to the issue on his verified twitter handle
@realFFK, the PDP chieftain questioned Daniel’s commitment to Atiku Abubakar’s
quest for the Presidency in the recently concluded elections.
He wrote: “For the first Director General of Atiku’s
Presidential Campaign Organisation and his closest confidante in the South West
to dump the PDP and join the APC even before the conclusion of Atiku’s election
petition, is sad. “For a man that was gunning to be Secretary to the Federal
Government in an Atiku government to join Buhari after Atiku was rigged out, is
tragic.”
“For a man that was gunning to be Secretary to the Federal
Government in an Atiku government to join Buhari after Atiku was rigged out, is
tragic.”
And in what appeared a jibe at Buba Galadima who a few days
to the February 23, 2019 Presidential polls claimed to a member of the APC
despite accepting to be spokesman of the Atiku Presidential Campaign Council
and outgoing Senate President, Bukola Saraki; Fani-Kayode noted that those
tasked with enormous responsibility by Atiku and the PDP failed to live up to
expectations when it mattered.
He continued : “For a man that was Atiku’s spokesman to say
he was not a member of the PDP but still a member of the APC three days before
the presidential election was sad. For that man to have won only two votes for
Atiku in his polling booth and lost his ward and Local Government Areas to the
APC and Buhari during the presidential election, is tragic.
“For the second Director General of Atiku’s Presidential
Campaign Organisation and his closest confidante in the North Central to lose
every single Local Government Area in his state to Buhari during the
Presidential election, is sad. For that same man to win only two wards in his
entire state for the PDP and Atiku during that same Presidential election is
tragic.”
Help ask FFK how many votes he was able to secure for Atiku/PDP during the 2019 presidential election...
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