Speak of the Devil: Umar Sani Slams Former Ally Ifeanyi Okowa for APC Move
Okowa's Switched Parties to APC - Sani's Perspective
In a blunt statement, former PDP 2019 presidential campaign spokesman, Umar Sani, has roasted Governor Ifeanyi Okowa for his recent defect amid the All Progressives Congress (APC). Sani laid into the man who was once his political brother, calling out the "phony principles" that Okowa claimed drove his defection.
According to our website, Sani's statement was laced with barbs and exasperation. He accused Okowa of being more about political survival than ideology, saying his reasoning for the big move is as murky as the Delta River.
In a crushing blow, Sani wondered out loud if Okowa's sudden remorse for running with Atiku Abubakar in 2019 was anything but a crock of swamp water. "If Okowa regrets standing with Abubakar now, was he genuine then or is he playing silly games now?" he asked with a spark in his eyes.
Okowa's claim that he defected to connect Delta to the center was met with a spine-chilling retort from the former PDP Chieftain. Sani pointed out that Okowa once described the APC as a disaster, which prompts the question: "Why not join forces back then, when APC was in control?"
Sani didn't hold back when ridiculing Okowa's newfound camaraderie with Tinubu and Buhari. “Leaders like Tinubu and Buhari remained in opposition without defecting. Okowa’s move isn't vision, it's vindication," he scoffed.
In a stunning twist, Sani insinuated that the APC had staged Okowa's interview on his defection to discredit the PDP, adding fuel to the fire that's been burning between the two parties.
Sani's statement ended with a stark warning to Okowa: "Delta didn't 'join the center.' Okowa defected, seeking protection. If he thinks Nigerians, especially Deltans, will forget this betrayal, he's in denial."
Okowa's defection to the APC will undoubtedly continue to be a hot topic in the political arena. Only time will tell if Umar Sani's condemnation will turn more allies against the defected Governor.
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- In response to Ifeanyi Okowa's move to the APC, Umar Sani, a former PDP spokesman, has expressed his disapproval, questioning the democratic principles behind the shift.
- Sani's statement, filled with barbs and exasperation, accused Okowa of being more concerned with political survival than ideology, comparing his reasoning to the murky Delta River.
- The former PDP chieftain also questioned Okowa's sudden remorse for running with Atiku Abubakar in 2019, suggesting it might be nothing but a facade.
- Okowa's claim that he defected to connect Delta to the center was met with skepticism by Sani, who pointed out Okowa's past criticisms of the APC, leading to questions about why he didn't join forces back then.
- Sani did not mince words when ridiculing Okowa's newfound camaraderie with Tinubu and Buhari, labeling Okowa's move as a vindication, not a vision.
- In a surprising turn, Sani insinuated that the APC had staged Okowa's interview on his defection to discredit the PDP, adding fuel to the ongoing fire between the two parties.
- Sani's statement ended with a warning to Okowa, pointing out that the people of Delta did not join the center, but Okowa defected seeking protection.
- Okowa's defection to the APC has sparked a heated debate in the political arena, with speculations about whether Umar Sani's condemnation will sway more allies against the defected governor.
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