APC Mocks Obi Over ADC Exit, Calls Him 'Political Rolling Stone'

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has sharply criticized Peter Obi's recent departure from the African Democratic Congress (ADC), labeling him a "political rolling stone" and a "political drifter." According to APC National Publicity Secretary Felix Morka, Obi's pattern of moving between parties demonstrates a consistent search for an easy, uncontested presidential ticket, rather than a commitment to building and strengthening any political party. Morka's statement, shared on X, suggests that Obi "fantasizes to be president on a ticket delivered only on a platter of gold," implying a desire for power without the rigors of internal party democracy or competition. The APC's commentary highlights a perceived lack of dedication to party building, contrasting Obi's alleged party-hopping with the APC's own narrative of stability and governance under President Tinubu's "Renewed Hope Agenda." From the APC's perspective, Obi's actions reflect a personal ambition that prioritizes securing a presidential candidacy above all else, irrespective of the party's internal dynamics or long-term development. This criticism from the APC aims to frame Obi's political movements as opportunistic and lacking in substance, thereby undermining his credibility as a serious contender for the presidency.

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Peter Obi, a political rolling stone that gathers no moss… roaming again in search of free, uncontested, unchallenged presidential ticket… never willing to remain to build any party.