‘Party loves deceiving Nigerians,’ Delta PDP says
The comments were made by state chairman, Chief Kingsley Esiso during a visit to the Isoko North Local Government Area.
All Progressives Congress (APC) Chairman, John Oyegun (L) and President Buhari (R)
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The Delta PDP also said that the APChas brought a negative change to the country.
The comments were made by state chairman, Chief Kingsley Esiso during a visit to the Isoko North Local Government Area.
“They (APC) love deceiving Nigerians. We suffered it in 2015 and we are still suffering it today. They came and sold change to us,” Esiso said according to Vanguard.
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“Nigerians bought change without knowing the type of change they were selling. The change Nigerians bought is negative, injurious and has brought suffering to them,” he added.
Esiso also said that only the PDP could rescue Nigeria from the current economic crisis.
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