In a recent video on Fact, Senior figure Primate Ayodele stunned observers today with a series of abrupt statements about sweeping changes ahead in his party, saying “ will be changed as from next year,” a comment that party insiders interpreted as code for a timetable of reforms.
Speaking at an internal briefing from 08:30, Ayodele added of last month will be removed removed or the changes in last month is coming,” a confusing but emphatic claim that has prompted questions about both timing and target. He directly referenced opposition leader Peter Obi, warning that “changes in last month is coming Peter Obi and I don’t know what you want to do together.”
Ayodele counselled restraint in a tense passage, telling colleagues plainly: “if you go ahead it will fail.” To a rival he said, “yes Jonathan O don’t fight,” and urged unity: “don’t fight if you if you fight it will uh cause a lot.”
The remarks, delivered in a clipped, halting tone, left aides scrambling for clarification. “Peter Obi will be and I don’t know what you are planning on I’m not sure I’m not sure that that thing,” he continued, a sentence aides said was delivered mid-thought and left unfinished.
Opponents seized on the unclear language to question Ayodele’s coherence; supporters argued the cryptic phrases were taken out of context. The party has not issued an official timeline. For now, members are waiting for a follow-up that many hope will translate those startling lines into concrete policy. A formal statement is expected within weeks, which could clarify whether reforms are imminent or merely rhetorical. View, More,
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