Joe Igbokwe: Atiku’s Deal With Labour Party Primitive, Act Of Desperation

Joe Igbokwe, a prominent member 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 ahead of the 2027 elections.
According to earlier reports, Obi accepted Atiku’s offer to serve as his vice presidential candidate.
Igbokwe responded in a Facebook post on Monday, emphasizing that the alignment cannot sell and that it will not work.

He criticized the agreement, calling it immature and childish. Igbokwe claimed that it was just a desperate move.

He claims that Alhaji Atiku Abubakar’s naive and juvenile approach to the Labour Party is absurd and elementary school.

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“It is a desperate act.” It isn’t able to fly or sell.

Igbokwe, meantime, has claimed that the increase in food commodity prices is the result of Nigerian traders.

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

The political analyst claimed that although food prices are statistically declining, this has not been reflected in market pricing because of merchants’ malice.

Nigerians are their own worst adversaries, Igbokwe bemoaned.

“Food and commodity prices are declining, but Nigerians will not assist Nigerians,” he said.

“There is no part two to our avaricious impulses, greed, or depravity. Our worst adversaries are ourselves. People in Nigeria steal things they don’t need.