Adamawa commissioner attacks Atiku’s loyalist, says is a politician with complete inconsequential irrelevant

By Tgnews

Bala Kalu Mohammed Sadiq, Adamawa commissioner of environment attacked Umar Bello Jada who is well known as calculate and described him a politician with complete inconsequential irrelevant.

Mohammed lampooned calculate while replying his Facebook post he initially posted without calling names, that calculate has always been worse than redundant and a deeper burden on progress.

Mohammed comments on his post trying to reply Musa Sani who said ;”people like Calculate should be completely removed from politics in 2027″. His rider reply on Sani’s comment connoted Calculate to be “escalating embarrassment, far remove from relevance and he is an increasing liability.”

They have surrounded respected leaders like Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, not to protect his legacy, but to exploit it

Bala full Facebook post is read as follows:

“History Will Judge Us All”

In recent weeks, we’ve witnessed troubling utterances and actions by individuals who have made it their mission to stir division, not for the good of our state or our party, but for personal gain.

These are people who jump from one political wagon to another, without integrity, without vision—only chasing where their next opportunity lies. They have surrounded respected leaders like Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, not to protect his legacy, but to exploit it. And in doing so, they are dragging down the name of a man who deserves more dignity in his twilight political years.

Let it be clear: Atiku is not the enemy. But those who speak in his name while poisoning relationships within the PDP are enemies of progress.

As for our Governor, he is focused on governance. He is working hard to repay the trust of the people who voted him into power—not with empty words, but with projects, stability, and results across Adamawa. He is not distracted by noise-makers or political contractors.

Atiku is not the enemy. But those who speak in his name while poisoning relationships within the PDP are enemies of progress

But let no one mistake his silence for weakness. When it is time for politics, he will face it with the same energy, clarity, and grassroots strength that won him his mandate—and he will sweep aside every distraction standing in the way of progress.

For now, I urge the true lovers of Adamawa and loyal party members: stay focused. Protect what we’ve built. Don’t let the ambition of a few destroy the future of many.

When the pot calls the kettle black, it better be stainless itself

History will judge us all—not by how loud we shouted, but by how honestly we served.

Calculate in his reply However said the entire post of the honourable commissioner of Adamawa state made against him was more of a Political Soap Opera, Exposing Bala Kalu’s Legacy Of Duplicity.

Calculate reply in full:

The political theatre of Adamawa has just witnessed its most blistering act yet. Umar Bello Jada, famously known as Calculate, the oracle who cuts through political smokescreens like a hot knife through butter, has fired back at Bala Kalu with a rhetoric so sharp, it’s left many mouths agape and keyboards smoking.

Bala Kalu’s recent Facebook manifesto titled “History Will Judge Us All” was a self-styled sermon on political integrity, accusing unnamed actors of stirring division, shifting loyalties, and using Alhaji Atiku Abubakar’s name as a stepping stone to power. But for Calculate, this was less prophecy and more a case of the pot calling the kettle black, with a heavy dash of irony.

Before you speak of loyalty, check the family ledger

From Political Pedigree to Pyrrhic Preaching

Calculate’s reply was not just a rebuttal; it was a historical reckoning. “Before you speak of loyalty,” Calculate snapped, “check the family ledger.” He laid bare Bala’s political heritage, describing it as a “legacy of convenience”—a dynasty that feasted with the ruling party by day and wooed the opposition by night.

“Your father mastered the art of political ambidexterity,” Calculate declared, “and you, dear Bala, have become a virtuoso.” In a phrase dripping with irony, Calculate claimed Bala was practicing the very duplicity he condemned—living proof that hypocrisy can be hereditary.

The ‘Atiku Advocate’ or the Dagger in His Back?

Bala had styled himself as a staunch defender of Atiku’s legacy, but Calculate was having none of it. “Don’t masquerade as Atiku’s shield when you’re the dagger slipping in his back,” he thundered. “You exploit his silence as weakness, while poisoning PDP unity from within.”

Calculate accused Bala of a political sleight of hand—stripping loyalists from Atiku by day, dining with his enemies by night. “If you are truly the custodian of Waziri Adamawa’s legacy, then explain why you broker secret deals with his foes? Whose side are you on, really?”

Washing Dirty Hands in the Fountain of Politics

The climax of Calculate’s tirade was a masterclass in proverbial wisdom wielded like a sharpened blade: “Before you preach equity, wash your hands—both yours and your father’s. He who calls for fairness must not be steeped in the mud of past sins.”

He reminded Bala that politics is no pulpit for selective morality and warned against throwing stones from glass houses. “We know your origins, your routes, and your political rehearsals. Don’t push us to unveil the full family script.”

Before you preach equity, wash your hands—both yours and your father’s

The Verdict: Moral Thunder, Political Lightning

In the gladiatorial arena of Adamawa’s politics, this war of words is more than a clash—it’s a referendum on legacy, loyalty, and the true cost of political rhetoric. Calculate’s metaphorical storm may just have left Bala’s “clean hands” looking decidedly muddy.

As the old saying goes, “When the pot calls the kettle black, it better be stainless itself.” And in this tale, it’s clear—Calculate is holding the mirror, and Bala doesn’t like the reflection.