Benjamin Okezie Kalu, asking Abia State Governor Dr Alex Otti to return to the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Ndubuisi expressed frustration with what he perceives as hypocrisy among LP supporters, who, according to him, have overlooked Ottiâs history of changing political affiliations.
He outlined Governor Ottiâs political journey, noting that after unsuccessful attempts to become governor of Abia State under the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in 2015 and 2019, Otti joined the APC in 2020.
However, when he failed to secure the APCâs governorship ticket for the 2023 elections, Otti switched to the Labour Party, where he eventually won the governorship.
âSometimes I wonder how people can âNot Rememberâ because âForgetting doesnât even existâ unless they suffer from selective amnesia,â he said.
Ndubuisiâs article questioned the silence of LP supporters during Ottiâs aggressive campaigning in Imo State, contrasting it with their reaction to Kaluâs recent invitation.
He argued that while Otti was praised for his efforts to strengthen the LP, Kaluâs invitation was met with media attacks, which Ndubuisi believes were orchestrated by Ottiâs team. âNobody labelled him a monster. Nobody paid social media influencers to attack him,â Ndubuisi noted.
The analyst further questioned whether Otti would show the same commitment to the Labour Party if he were to campaign in Edo State, hinting at potential similar controversies.
âLetâs watch and see how he will campaign for his party if he will not assure his followers that LP will take over the government house of Edo state,â Ndubuisi speculated.
Meanwhile, TimesNow.com.ng earlier reported that Governor Alex Otti has signed the Abia state governors and deputy governors Pension Repeal Bill of 2024 into law.
In a speech after assenting to the law in Nvosi on Thursday, March 21, Otti described the new law as part of the efforts made to promote good governance and stewardship in Abia state.
Source: TimesNow.com.ng
