Joe Igbokwe Labels Atiku’s Labour Party Pact an Act of Desperation

Before the 2027 elections, Joe Igbokwe, a leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has denied rumors that former vice president Atiku Abubakar and former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi are aligned.
According to earlier reports, Atiku offered Obi the position of vice presidential, and Obi accepted.
Igbokwe responded on Monday by stating on Facebook that the alignment will not work and that it will not be able to sell.

The deal, he derided, was primitive and childish. It was just an act of desperation, Igbokwe claimed.

“Alhaji Atiku Abubakar’s childish and primitive deal with the Labour Party is laughable and kindergarten,” he expressed.

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That’s a desperate move. It can’t sell and it can’t fly.

Igbokwe has asserted that the increase in food commodity prices is the result of Nigerian traders.

In a Saturday Facebook post, Igbokwe asserted that traders are too avaricious to let prices fall.

According to the political analyst, food prices are statistically declining, but because of traders’ malice, this hasn’t been reflected in market prices.

Igbokwe bemoaned the fact that Nigerians are their own worst enemies.

He added, “Nigerians will not help Nigerians, even though food and commodity prices are declining.”

“Our avaricious tendencies, avarice, and depravity have no part two. The worst adversaries we have are ourselves. Nigerians steal things they don’t require.