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Fani-Kayode Advices Wike On Next Action To Take Against Atiku, PDP

BREAKING: Wike’s Camp Pulls Out Of Atiku’s Campaign Council

Former Aviation Minister and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Femi Fani-Kayode, has advised Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike to leave the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, because the party has no respect for southerners.

Naija News reports that Fani- Kayode gave the advice in a statement titled “A Word For The Wike Group” on his Facebook page on Wednesday.

Fani-Kayode, in the lenghty post, sympathized with Wike, whilst urging, he joins forces with the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu.

He further stressed that he left the PDP after he realized the party is incapable of rewarding loyalty and keeping its word, adding that the party begins and ends in the North.

He maintained that the party that does not believe in the importance of building bridges of peace, love and understanding between the North and the South and ensuring fairness, justice and equity for all.

He added that the party is not the PDP of OBJ, UMYA or GEJ, as it has become a pitiful shadow and shell of its former self.

He accused the leaders and members of the party of being behind insurgency, bloodshed and mass murder in the North West and parts of the North Central and particularly in Zamfara, Kaduna, Niger, Nassarawa and Katsina.

He said that the party humiliate it’s former President and flag bearer for the 2015 presidential election, President Goodluck Jonathan, over the last seven years and did not even see fit to give him a place or a role in their Presidential Campaign Council.

He advised that the only way forward for the Wike group is to come out of the shadows and support Asiwaju for the presidential campaign and get their supporters to vote for his candidacy, adding that if Atiku wins the election, he will come after them and destroy them.

He pointed that PDP is not only a menace to their own loyal members, but a very real and present danger to Nigeria.

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