APC Will Soon Die – PDP Chairman Secondus Declares

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“What you are seeing is the sign of its end. The APC will soon go into oblivion,” PDP chairman declared.

Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Uche Secondus, says the All Progressives Congress (APC) will soon go into oblivion.

Secondus said the ruling APC is currently plotting to discredit the PDP in the forthcoming 2019 general elections.

“Members of our party are working hard to liberate Nigerians from this wicked government and Nigerians have been accepting us,” Secondus told Punch.

Nigerians were deceived to believe the APC which came with a propaganda in 2015. But its (APC) game is up. The APC is trying to paint us (PDP) black before the electorate that knows the gimmicks of the APC since 2015.

“That is why the leaders of the APC and the presidency are in a state of panic. The day of reckoning is fast approaching; the APC does not know what to tell Nigerians on why it has not been able to achieve the smallest of its promises to the electorate.

“The party doesn’t know the lies to sell to Nigerians anymore.  Its three cardinal areas of campaign have failed.  The economy is in a shambles. The war on corruption is a fake and the promise to fight insecurity has remained what it is – a mere word of mouth.

“Because APC crisis is increasing from Kano to Sokoto to Rivers and from Kwara to Kaduna, its leaders are confused and lack strategies on how to redeem its battered image.

“What you are seeing is the sign of its end. The APC will soon go into oblivion,” the PDP chairman declared.

‘APC going nowhere beyond 2019’

similarly, a chieftain of the APC, Comrade Timi Frank says the ruling party may not go beyond 2019.

In a strongly worded statement made available to Pulse on Wednesday, February 28, 2018, Frank expressed disappointment over the decision taken by the National Executive Committee (NEC) which extended the tenure of Chief John Oyegun and other members of the party’s National Working Committee for another twelve months.

 

 

 

 

Source: Pulse.ng