Momodu to Akpabio: Ganduje’s Time Is Up, No One Is Irreplaceable in Tinubu’s Camp

Godswill Akpabio, the Senate President, has been cautioned by veteran journalist and PDP chieftain Dele Momodu to look out for President Bola Tinubu.
He claimed that no one is essential to Tinubu, using the circumstances surrounding former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Abdullahi Ganduje, as an illustration.
Momodu called Ganduje a hero for resigning to take bullets for President Tinubu.

According to reports, Ganduje resigned on Friday as the National Chairman of the APC for health concerns.

His resignation, though, has been connected to political ploys to get Tinubu a second term.
On Facebook, Momodu commented on the news, writing, “I knew this day would soon come when katakata go bust for the ruling party APC… A large many of our political commentators lack knowledge of modern history.

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After taking control of Lagos State for 26 years without facing any opposition, how could anyone have predicted that Tinubu’s style would ever change? Today’s fate for Vice President Shettima is not unprecedented. Several Deputy Governors in Lagos were affected.

“Governor Ambode suffered the most damage. Lately, Governor Sanwo-Olu barely managed to get away with it.

“But things we never expected will come sooner rather than later.

A sad hero, Abdullahi Ganduje took bullets for Tinubu. He is no longer useful, though, as is the case with all lackeys. Watch out, my friend Akpabio.

“No one should deceive themselves; Tinubu is the sole beneficiary of this current power. No one is essential, and everyone else can be replaced as needed.

“The PRINCE doesn’t consider rivals. MACHIAVELLI is in season right now. The battleground will see more casualties. No one is holy.

“The APC’s problems are already being attributed to GANDUJE. After EL RUFAI was humiliated and rejected by the National Assembly, one expert even argued he ought to have brought him back. However, GANDUJE was aware of the true authority that had betrayed Nasiru and did not intervene.