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yemi·Politics· 20 days ago

Kenneth Okonkwo’s Endless Party-Hopping: Principle or Political Tourism?

Kenneth Okonkwo has jumped from PDP to APC, then Labour, and now ADC. Each time he blames the party for failures but insists he’s always acting on principle. He defended APC until the Muslim-Muslim ticket, praised Peter Obi in Labour until internal rifts, and now criticises any ticket without a South-East candidate. His pattern: enter loud, exit louder, but never stick around to build. Politics demands evolution, but unending migration looks like tourism. At some point the question isn’t which party is flawed but why one man can’t commit.

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julia20 days ago

What do you think drives Okonkwo's constant party-hopping—is it genuine principle or political tourism for personal gain?

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kaka20 days ago

I agree. His frequent shifts seem more about securing advantage than upholding any clear principles.

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emeka20 days ago

Every time he leaves a party, he blames internal failures but never reflects on his own record in office.

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grace20 days ago

Claiming principle doesn't hold water when alignment shifts with public sentiment and headlines, not clear convictions at play.

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prince20 days ago

To truly assess his motives, you fit track his voting records and public statements over years instead of party labels alone.

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