The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, has lashed out at the former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Adams Oshiomhole, describing the latter as “a chattering roller coaster and a musical chair politician”.
Atiku said Oshiomhole, a former governor of Edo State, should focus on the whereabouts of his “imported wife”, adding that Nigerians should not take the former APC chairman seriously because he was unstable.
The former Vice President said this via a statement issued on Thursday by the Atiku/Okowa Presidential Campaign Organisation in reaction to the former governor’s comments that Atiku is the weakest among the top presidential candidates.
Oshiomhole had also described the PDP presidential candidate as “a serial betrayal and a divorcee”, who cannot unite Nigeria.
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However, the Atiku/Okowa campaign Organisation stated that the former APC chairman, “who was disgraced out of office, continues as a chattering roller coaster and a musical chair politician, who specializes in making unfounded comments and inventing fictitious claims against others just to draw undue attention to himself.”
“Nigerians expect Oshiomhole to note that the presidential campaign addresses serious issues and is not a platform for throwing tantrums and irresponsible commentaries.
“Oshiomhole is not in any position to preach about matrimonial competence and sanctimony as he has not explained the whereabouts of his imported foreign wife to Nigerians,” the campaign organisation said.
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