Why APC Will Die After Buhari’s Tenure In 2023 – PDPWhy APC Will Die After Buhari’s Tenure In 2023 – PDP

Nigeria’s biggest opposition party – The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has asked President Muhammadu Buhari to stop deluding himself as the lifespan of his party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), will end of his tenure on May 29, 2023.

This was contained in a statement yesterday by Kola Ologbondiyan, Publicity Secretary of the party which was made available to Africa Today News.

According to the party’s publicity secretary, ‘The party counsels President Buhari not to allow himself to be deluded into thinking that by using the instrumentality of coercion to drag feeble-minded politicians as well as rejected corrupt persons into its folds, the APC, which has become a derelict pirate ship, can survive beyond May 29, 2023.’

He pointed out that PDP’s position is predicated on the recent laughable statement credited to President Buhari and APC leaders that APC has ‘bounced back to life’ and that people are defecting to APC because of the achievements of its administration.

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The statement read in part; ‘The PDP advises Mr. President’s handlers as well as APC leaders to stop pushing President Buhari into making such delusional statements as Nigerians are aware that while millions of well-meaning citizens across the country, are rallying on the platform of the PDP to rescue our nation from misrule, only a few individuals with skeletons in their cupboards are hopping into the APC to gain official cover.

‘After all, when such individuals join the APC, all their misdemeanors, which border on corruption, are immediately pardoned.

‘Today, the APC has become a sanctuary of “who is who” in the world of corruption as well as army of terrorist apologists, election riggers, and patrons of bandits, kidnappers and vandals.

‘It is rather ludicrous that President Buhari is trying to whitewash the APC, when at the same event, he admitted that the APC is a crisis-ridden party and home of violence, selfishness and animosity, when he openly stated that “we are all witnesses to the crisis that engulfed the party leading to litigations and presented a picture of selfishness and division’.

‘Moreover, our party invites Nigerians to note that the APC and the Buhari Presidency have failed to respond to our demand to point to any legacy project they initiated and completed in any part of the country in the last six years.

‘The Buhari Presidency and the APC have also failed to account for the over N15 trillion reportedly stolen from our national coffers by APC leaders and cronies of the Buhari administration as well as the huge foreign loans which President Buhari, who will leave office in two years’ time, is hanging on the future of our nation.’ he added.

 

AFRICA TODAY NEWS, NEW YORK