Morka had stated during an appearance on ARISE Television that the PDP could not be considered a viable political party because of its ongoing crisis.
In a swift reaction, the PDP issued a statement through its National Publicity Secretary, Ini Ememobong, titled “Morka’s Statement on PDP: Unfortunate and Delusional.” The party accused the APC of mismanaging the country and failing Nigerians.
Ememobong argued that Nigerians have repeatedly rejected the APC despite what he described as large-scale defections allegedly influenced by pressure and inducement.
He further claimed that recent events, including the disruption of a City Boys gathering in Owerri, signal possible resistance the APC may face nationwide.
The statement dismissed Morka’s remarks as misleading, insisting that the APC itself has struggled with internal organisation and membership issues in several states.
The PDP also accused the ruling party of engaging in propaganda, warning that such tactics could undermine democratic values. It maintained that history would judge those who defend what it described as poor governance.
According to the opposition party, it remains committed to strengthening democracy and holding the government accountable.