BREAKING: Ibe Reacts As Showunmi Says He Should Stop Talking About Him Else He’ll Share Facts And Unmask Atiku

A fresh dispute has emerged within the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) following a heated exchange between Paul Ibe and party chieftain Segun Showunmi over comments linked to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar.

The controversy began after Showunmi issued a stern warning to Ibe, who serves as media aide to Atiku, cautioning him against mentioning his name in what he described as misleading narratives. In a strongly worded message shared on social media, Showunmi said he would respond decisively if the comments persisted, threatening to release what he called verifiable facts, timelines, and context that could subject Atiku to deeper public scrutiny.

Showunmi’s remarks suggested he was prepared to escalate the situation, emphasizing that his response would go beyond rhetoric and potentially “unmask” the former presidential candidate if provoked further.

Reacting shortly after, Ibe dismissed the warning as baseless and lacking substance. In his own post, he mocked Showunmi’s threat, describing it as empty and insisting that he possessed evidence to counter any claims that might be brought forward. Ibe further accused Showunmi of lacking credibility, adding that he was prepared to expose what he termed “charlatans” if necessary.

The exchange highlights growing internal tensions within the PDP, as prominent figures continue to clash publicly amid ongoing political realignments and debates about the party’s future direction. While neither side has provided specific details to substantiate their claims, the sharp rhetoric underscores deepening divisions among influential voices within the opposition.

Observers note that such public disagreements could further complicate efforts to present a united front ahead of future political contests, especially as the party navigates post-election challenges and leadership questions.