‘You cannot serve two masters,’ Bode George handles Atiku, Mark, other PDP leaders to join the coalition

Former Deputy Chairperson of the National Democratic Party (PDP), Bode George, has scolded former President Vice Atiku Abubakar and other party members for joining the national opposition coalition group.

Atiku, former Senate president, David Mark and former National PDP Party Chairperson, Uche Secondus, are key members of the party who are in harmony with other opposition elements who adopt the African Democratic Congress (ADC (as a platform to win the power of all Progressive Congress (APC) in 2027 Electio (2027 ELECTIO.

George, who appeared on the Sunrise Daily program on Channels Television on Friday, said it was unacceptable for PDP members, to remain in the party while aligning himself with the coalition movement.

He blamed Atiku and Mark for the crisis at the party ..

“You cannot serve two masters, as stated in the Scriptures. You serve A or you serve B. But to say that you are in A and B are mistakes,” George said.

“This is none other than existential knowledge – or sometimes what is called existential compliance.

“What are they all going there for? This is your father’s house. The house makes you, take you to the center of attention. You get every victory and recognition from the same house.

“Because there is a little crisis, do you leave the culture to do? No, you live there. If you have a leaky house, are you running out? No, you are the owner.

“Do they have a concept? What are the strategies they have? That is a classless strategy.”