: Chief Eze suggested that Nyesom Wike , the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, might be the one contemplating an exit from the country. He urged Wike’s supporters to advise their principal to "drop the idea of attempting to run away" and instead face the consequences of his administration's legacy.

: Wike has countered that the PDP itself owes Nigerians an apology for past statements made by Atiku, using these controversies to justify his fight for "equity, justice, and fairness" within the party. Broader Political Context

The exchange highlights a deep-seated rift involving high-profile figures and the following claims:

: Eze denied any surreptitious "hobnobbing" between Amaechi and Atiku, maintaining that Amaechi remains a loyal party man whose actions are guided by national interest rather than the opportunistic alliances alleged by critics.

The conflict is set against a backdrop of shifting allegiances as the 2027 election cycle approaches. While Atiku and other senior figures have reportedly moved toward the in search of a new platform, Wike has maintained he will "never leave PDP" even as he pledges support for Tinubu's re-election.