2027: Karma at work, you is probably not on poll – Olayinka mocks Atiku

The Senior Special Assistant to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Lere Olayinka, has mocked the African Democratic Congress, ADC, presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, following a ruling by the Abuja Federal High Court that disqualified him from working within the 2027 elections.

Olayinka, who mentioned Atiku’s present state of affairs is “Karma at work,” famous that the previous vice chairman does not know if he will probably be on the poll in 2027.

He recalled that Atiku and his “gang” within the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, ensured his suspension from the occasion 4 years in the past.

In an announcement he tagged “Atiku: It is Karma at work,” Olayinka mentioned he was suspended as a result of he supported Wike and the previous Ekiti State governor, Ayo Fayose.

He recounted working for the House of Representatives regardless that Atiku’s crew did not need him to, and some weeks earlier than the 2023 elections, he was expelled from the PDP.

The assertion reads: “Four years ago, Atiku and his group in the PDP made me get suspended from the party. I was a candidate for the House of Representatives under the PDP, and because we supported the group led by the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, myself and other National Assembly candidates in Ekiti State who were loyal to former Governor Ayo Fayose were suspended.

“While different candidates had been preparing for the election, we had been coping with court docket circumstances and needed to let individuals know we had been nonetheless working.

“Two weeks before the election, Atiku and his group, including Ayu, kicked us out of the PDP, which made our chances of running and winning the election very dangerous.

“Besides that, some huge cash was spent hiring legal professionals to go to court docket and battle towards us. They used unfair strategies to forestall our case from being settled by the court docket earlier than the election.

“The court canceled the expulsion three days before the election, but it was too late! Today, the court has canceled Atiku’s candidacy. Atiku isn’t sure if he’ll be on the ballot on January 16, 2027.

“The similar fear and confusion that Atiku and his crew precipitated me and others 4 years in the past, he’s now experiencing. That is karma.”