PDP: Damagum, Anyanwu serving tea, Kilishi in Gbajabiamila’s House – Adeyanju alleges

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Activist lawyer, Deji Adeyanju has accused the acting National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Umar Damagum of serving tea in the house of President Bola Tinubu’s Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila.

Adeyanju also accused PDP’s National Secretary, Sam Anyanwu of serving ‘Kilishi’ in Gbajabiamila’s House.

He made the claims while disclosing that Tinubu plans to install a PDP presidential candidate in 2027.

Featuring on The Honest Bunch podcast, Adeyanju claimed the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike and Damagum are Tinubu’s moles in the PDP.

He said: “The current PDP is in Wike’s pocket at the national level, he installed the current PDP National Chairman who goes to serve tea in Femi Gbajabiamila’s House.

“While Damagum is serving tea, PDP’s National Secretary, Sam Anyanwu goes to the kitchen to serve Kilishi, they are the people in charge of the PDP.

“These are Tinubu’s moles, just like Abure in LP who is an APC mole. There is no opposition, that’s why there is nobody challenging the system. Aside from a few of us, who else is talking?

“We are talking about challenging Tinubu and his government, what it means to be an opposition, what it means to challenge the government where people’s houses are being demolished in the FCT and people run to VeryDarkMan to come to their aid.

“People have lost hope in institutions and opposition, the current PDP as constituted are in bed with APC, PDP can’t hold its own NEC meeting. Wike, Damagum, and Sam Daddy have hijacked the party.

“They want to field a candidate given to them by Tinubu in 2027, you know he is a master of crushing opposition; he did it for about 24 years in Lagos.

“What they do is, he will anoint somebody and put him in charge of PDP in Lagos, that’s what he has been doing.”

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