“From PDP Hero to APC Puppet: How Wike Lost His Credibility” – Bala Mohammed Reveals 

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The Executive Governor of Bauchi State and Chairman of the PDP Governors Forum, Senator Bala Mohammed, has delivered a scathing response to the latest tirade by Chief Nyesom Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory. Known for his frequent, self-serving media spectacles, Wike’s latest remarks are riddled with contradictions and a confounding loyalty that shifts with political expediency.

Senator Bala Mohammed, a seasoned leader whose track record speaks volumes, wasted no time in dismantling Wike’s poorly thought-out rhetoric. Wike, who owes his rise to the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), now gleefully tears down the very platform that gave him his political relevance. It is nothing short of disgraceful to witness a man who once claimed to be the party’s stalwart now working tirelessly to undermine it for personal gain.

Wike’s politics are transactional at best, driven by self-interest rather than principles. His erratic behavior and opportunistic alliances have left him isolated, even from those who once supported him. While he thrives on creating divisions and sensationalism, Senator Bala Mohammed has consistently demonstrated what true leadership looks like—placing public service above theatrics and personal ambition.

Wike’s desperate attempt to discredit Senator Bala Mohammed by dismissing their relationship as “not friendly” underscores his shallow understanding of governance. Governance is not about personal friendships but about competence and vision. Senator Bala Mohammed’s administration in Bauchi State has been marked by transformative achievements, while Wike’s tenure as FCT Minister has been reduced to a circus of insults and disarray.

Chief Wike’s hypocrisy is staggering. He has seamlessly transitioned from being a self-proclaimed PDP loyalist to openly championing the APC government, even going so far as to advocate for its re-election in 2027. This duplicity, masquerading as political strategy, is an insult to the intelligence of Nigerians who see through his chameleonic tendencies. Wike’s behavior raises serious questions about his credibility, his loyalty, and his moral compass.

While Wike criticizes Senator Bala Mohammed’s opposition to President Bola Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills, the Bauchi governor stands firm on principles of accountability and inclusive governance. Unlike Wike, whose loyalty wavers with the political tide, Senator Bala Mohammed remains a steadfast advocate for meaningful reforms and constructive dialogue.

According to Mukhtar Gidado, the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the Governor, Wike’s tenure as FCT Minister has been less about governance and more about seeking attention. His weekly media spectacles are more focused on hurling insults than addressing the pressing issues of the Federal Capital Territory. Even within the APC, there are growing murmurs of discontent over Wike’s antics, which continue to embarrass his new political allies.

His oscillation between the PDP and the APC represents the worst kind of political betrayal—a dangerous precedent that undermines democracy itself. Wike’s actions are reminiscent of Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm,’ where principles are abandoned for personal gain. Such amoral behavior erodes public trust and damages the very fabric of Nigeria’s politics.

In stark contrast, Senator Bala Mohammed embodies integrity, vision, and focus. As Chairman of the PDP Governors Forum, he has consistently championed the values of democracy and good governance. His leadership stands as a beacon of hope in a political landscape increasingly dominated by opportunists like Wike.

Wike’s political legacy, if it can be called that, will be remembered as a story of betrayal, divisiveness, and squandered opportunities. His endless theatrics and self-serving agenda stand in stark contrast to Senator Bala Mohammed’s dedication to the greater good. While Wike chases headlines, Senator Bala Mohammed continues to deliver real results, proving that leadership is about service, not noise.

The people of Nigeria deserve better than Wike’s brand of politics. They deserve leaders who prioritize progress and unity over chaos and personal ambition. And in that regard, Senator Bala Mohammed remains a shining example of what true leadership looks like.

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