Senate President Godswill Akpabio has been cautioned by veteran journalist and PDP chieftain Dele Momodu to be cautious of President Bola Tinubu.
Using the case of previous All Progressives Congress (APC) National Chairman Abdullahi Ganduje as an example, he claimed that no one is indispensable to Tinubu.
Momodu characterized Ganduje as a hero who resigned in order to sacrifice himself for President Tinubu.
Ganduje reportedly announced his resignation as APC National Chairman on Friday, citing health concerns.
However, political ploys in anticipation of Tinubu’s second term have been connected to his resignation.
“I knew this day would soon come when katakata go burst for the ruling party APC,” Momodu posted on his Facebook page in response to the news. Many of our political commentators are ignorant of modern history.
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After 26 years of uncontested rule over Lagos State, how could anyone have predicted that Tinubu’s style would ever change? Vice President Shettima’s current predicament is not unprecedented. It happened to a number of Lagos’ deputy governors.
“Governor Ambode suffered the greatest loss. Recently, Governor Sanwo-Olu barely made it out alive.
However, things we never expected would come sooner or later.
“Abdullahi Ganduje is a tragic hero who gave his life in defense of Tinubu.” However, his usefulness has ended, as is the case with all lackeys. Akpabio, my friend, needs to exercise caution.
“No one should deceive themselves; this power is solely for Tinubu.” Everyone else is expendable whenever it becomes required, and nobody is indispensable.
Competition is not tolerated by the Prince. The MACHIAVELLI season is upon us. There will be more casualties on the battlefield. Nobody is holy.
“GANDUJE is already being held accountable for the APC’s problems. He should have brought EL RUFAI back after the National Assembly humiliated and rejected him, according to one expert. However, GANDUJE dared not interfere because he recognized the true force that had betrayed Nasiru.
