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Purported Marginalisation of South East :Kenneth Okonkwo Withdraws Support For Atiku

 
BREAKING: Kenneth Okonkwo makes u-turn, withdraws support for Atiku

He wrote on his X handle:

I heard from the social media that ADC has picked its vice presidential candidate from the South-South. If this is true, it is unfortunate, as this will continue the crude marginalisation of the South-East.

This Geo-Political Zone has neither produced a President or Vice President since 1999. To deny the South-East the opportunity to produce the President or Vice President in ADC in 2027 will amount to perpetuating the marginalisation.

The ADC was founded by Ralphs Nwosu from the South-East in 2005. He made the sacrifice to give up the party in 2025 for the coalition to usher in a better Nigeria. He couldn’t have made that sacrifice to marginalise his own people.

I did not join the coalition to assist in the further marginalisation of my own people. I am of the opinion that if we made a sacrifice to give up the National Chairman and the President, it will amount to unpardonable injustice to deny us the Vice President in 2027.

I joined politics to fight for a better Nigeria where no region, Geo-Political Zone, or person will be marginalised.

The only favour I asked Atiku Abubakar, who openly declared that he is the pathway to the presidency of the South-East, is to show it by choosing someone from the South-East to be his Vice.

If it is confirmed that he has chosen a candidate from the South-South, I wish him well. I am not favourably disposed to campaigning for any presidential ticket that does not have a person of South-East origin as President or Vice in 2027.

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Kenneth Okonkwo jumping from APC to Labour Party for Obi, then jumping to Atiku’s ADC coalition, and now withdrawing support again? This man changes political directions faster than a Nollywood script twist. Living in bondage indeed!

He is acting like he didn’t know Atiku’s track record before joining him. Atiku will always pick whoever he thinks brings the maximum treasury and votes, and right now, the South-South is a much bigger electoral battleground than the South-East.

Andy Ikechukwu of Living in Bondage is doing what he does best: dramatic exits. You cannot build a stable political career when your alignment is purely transactional based on who gets the VP slot.

The moment I saw him leading prayers at the ADC convention, I knew it wouldn’t last. Kenneth wants to be the permanent savior of the South-East, but he keeps aligning with structures that don’t share his sentiment

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