As political parties continue to reel out their manifestos in an attempt to canvass for votes during the forthcoming elections, Nigeria’s main opposition party is asking Nigerians to vote for the PDP during the elections
This is because the PDP campaign council in Delta State is alleging that the ruling party has mismanaged the nation’s national resources and has incurred a debt profile of N77 trillion
The campaign management Committee Spokesman, Latimore Oghenesivbe said the APC national government has failed to fulfil all promises made to Nigerians especially the inability to solve the problems of insecurity, downward review of petrol pump price and electricity tariff which formed the very basis of electoral victory in 2015 and 2019.
Mr Oghenesivbe is of the view that the Atiku/Okowa ticket is a trusted leadership combination with wealth of experience required to rebuild the nation’s economy, fight insecurity.
G-5 GOVERNORS PROMISES TO CHANGE NARRATIVE OF ELECTION OUTCOME IN NIGERIA.
The five aggrieved governors of the People’s Democratic Party known as G5 Governors have expressed readiness to play a prominent role that would change the narrative of Nation’s elections.
The five governors revealed this at a dinner held in preparation for Governor Seyi Makinde’s reelection campaign flag-off at Ibadan, the Oyo state capital
In his remarks, Governor Seyi Makinde who described the G5 as an integrity group said Nigeria is at a point where decision has to be taken for, the peace, progress and development of the country.
While attributing the success of the current administration in Oyo state to his team for supporting his vision, the governor urged every citizen to play positive roles in electing credible leaders for the benefit of the state and the nation at large.
River state governor, Nyesom Wike in his remarks emphasized that the country must move forward without ethnicity, but equity, fairness and justice.
He expressed optimism that no opposition will stand the chance of the defeating governor Makinde in the state 2023 elections.
The Governors are expected to declare support for their preferred presidential candidate at the Flag-off of the Governor Makinde’s reelection bid today.
