Daniel Regha, a public analyst, generated major social media debate after making remarks about Atiku Abubakar’s son’s departure.

According to reports, Abba Abubakar, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar’s son, has defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in Adamawa.

According to rumours, Abba Abubakar defected to the APC and openly supported President Bola Tinubu’s reelection attempt in 2027.

The development has sparked interest because his father, Atiku Abubakar, is reportedly planning to run for president on the ADC platform.

Atiku’s desire is said to be one of the motivators for the building of the opposition coalition ahead of the 2019 general election.

Daniel Regha responded to the news by sharing his thoughts on social media, questioning the political ramifications of the action.

Resd what he wrote below:

“Imagine running for office and your own son doesn’t believe in your vision, that he had to side with the opposition you jumped ship to oppose. Speaks volumes.”

The post rapidly went viral, eliciting diverse opinions from Nigerians on various platforms.

See reactions below;

Maximum wrote: “If your own family and friends can openly show they don’t stand with you, then nobody should stand with you. Charity begins at home.”

Celestine wrote: “Thats politics for you bro. By so doing, the boy is also trying to gain his own supporters or fans.. remember, he’s just starting his political journey. It’s just a game.”

Newman wrote: “This is what is currently happening in Uganda with the incumbent president.”

Lumii said: “Atiku doesn’t even believe in his vision, so i don’t blame the son.”

Southwest said: “It’s all Mind game lol, Atiku knows he can never rule Nigeria so he’s pushing his son in front to gain power and publicity.”

Osisanya wrote: “Only a man born in the 20s will believe Atiku’s son joined APC to support APC . He joined APC to de$troy the party from the inside . Create ch@os and all that. You guys should learn how to play chess.”

OAI said: “I remember when this same plays out in Bangladesh in 1807…. Just let’s stop there.. The bottom line is that Atiku need to call for broad family meeting…It’s a sign to be worried about.. Oju tio bani Dale, koni to’ro se ipin..”

Chuks wrote: “It’s normal someone father can be a pastor of a church but his children worship with another church.”

The reactions indicate significant divisions, as many Nigerians continue to debate the political implications of the purported defection.

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