Specifically mentioning Andy Uba and Osita Chidoka, the ex-governor said strong members of the PDP who left for sundry reasons will soon come back to the former ruling party.
The ex-governor stated: “In politics, there are people who join and stick to principles; there are those who join for food; there are those who join so that they may be pushed for other reasons to be elsewhere.
“So, movement may not be for only one reason, sometimes it might be pressure from one’s community.
“Just recently, Andy Uba and Osita Chidoka, strong members of the PDP, crossed over to the All Progressives Congress and the United Progressives Party, respectively.
Aliyu said the opposition party was not intimidated by the status of the APC, adding that “anything that happens to you is from God.”
He said, “I believe in destiny and I believe nothing happens without God’s knowledge. Intimidation is not part of my understanding of human character. I see intimidation as when one is scared or frightened or that which will make sure you do nothing personally.
“I am not in any way intimidated. I also believe that certain things happen to you to bring you back to your senses or to enlighten you on certain things.”
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