Ohuabunwa to Atiku: You Should Be Staying Up All Night, Wike Meetings

Ibekimi Oriamaja Reports

PDP leader Dr. Sam Ohuabunwa said he would be troubled if Atiku Abubakar, the PDP’s presidential nominee, were in his place.
Ohuabunwa asserted that the multiple meetings Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike was holding would have given him sleepless nights.

Ohuabunwa spoke about the country’s political climate in an interview with Channels TV, and he charged the PDP leadership with underrating competitors like Labor Party presidential candidate Peter Obi. He warned that this was dangerous conduct.

If he were on Atiku’s side, he said, he should take all of Wike’s meetings in Port Harcourt seriously.

He asserts that one of the biggest errors people make is undervaluing competitors. As a longtime CEO of a multinational firm, I never underestimate competition, regardless of its size.

Additionally, I act swiftly in response to whatever move the opposition makes in the market by deploying forces to counter them since you only get one chance.

Although the party’s problem might not be as terrible as it seems, we should cover it with ice and postpone it because perception is important, according to the media.

“Sure, all those political events that everyone goes to, I don’t believe I’ll sleep well if I’m the party chairman or the presidential candidate, or maybe because I don’t have the same type of heart or spirit as them. I won’t get a lot of sleep.

The next morning, I’ll make sure to fly to Port Harcourt—or wherever I need to be—to put a stop to it and close this chapter so that we can go on.

I have delivered a clear message to the party leadership through proxies that says, “We need to use our resources. This party is currently gushing… The party has had enough time to decide how to proceed.

The issue is that this isn’t the only instance. merely because it is the most clear-cut. If we’re taking so long, how are we going to handle the others? I believe that the party leadership owes it to the party to be dynamic, modest, and strategic.