Atiku Abubakar and the Labour Party have demanded an apology and action from the ruling All Progressives Congress after its spokesperson, Felix Morka, made aggressive remarks on television regarding Peter Obi's frequent criticisms of President Bola Tinubu's government. Opposition figures argue that Morka's statements signal a dangerous shift toward suppression of political opposition and free speech, while Labour Party leaders gave the president a seven-day ultimatum to call his spokesperson to order. In response, Morka and fellow party officials denied making any personal threats against the former Anambra governor, asserting that Morka was simply doing his job and instead calling on Obi to stop playing the victim and restrain his online supporters from harassing critics. Despite the rising tension, Obi's media team confirmed that he will not be intimidated and will continue to hold the administration accountable.