‘Nigeria’s incomparable political wanderer’ — APC’s Felix Morka mocks Atiku over PDP exit

Felix Morka, spokesperson of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has described former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar as “Nigeria’s incomparable political wanderer”.

Abubakar announced his resignation from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in a letter dated July 14, addressed to his ward chairman in Jada, Jada LGA of Adamawa state.

In a post on X on Wednesday, Morka criticised the former vice-president for what he called a repeated pattern of abandoning his party in pursuit of his presidential ambition.

“Yet again, Atiku uses his revolving door out of the PDP for the third time… all in his desperate but ever elusive search for the presidential Golden Fleece,” he wrote.

The APC spokesman said Atiku has become the “weakest link in Nigeria’s partisan democracy”.

“Atiku is driven only by his selfish and obsessive presidential ambition… never willing to put in the work to build his party or solve its internal crises,” he said.

“But claims a birthright entitlement to presidential ticket of his party to the exclusion of all others.”

Morka ended his remarks with a jibe at the former vice-president, saying, “Congratulations, Nigeria’s incomparable political wanderer.”