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Ex APC spokesman says 5 Govs, 30 Senators, 135 Reps set to dump ruling party

Timi Frank said that the plan has been finalised, adding that there is no going back.

Frank said that the plan has been finalised, adding that there is no going back.

According to him, the recent dialogue and secret talks initiated by the APC leadership is coming rather late.

Frank said this in a statement which he issued on Sunday, July 22, 2018.

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According to Daily Post, the former APC spokesman said “In a matter of days Nigerians will have cause to celebrate our final exit from party of killings, poverty and propaganda to join hands with real progressive group in the country.

“The same people that could not respect the agreement we had in the last three years are now begging, promising heaven and earth to our leaders. In deception, they have failed to realise that Nigerians now know their true colour. They are much talked about integrity is a delusion, they are wolfs in sheep’s cloth.

“Our plan to reject them and their party is not for personal gain. It is primarily to team up with real progressive group to rescue the country from the current handlers who rejoice when Nigerians are killed in their number, who value lives of cows to Nigerians and religiously persecute opposition members in the name of fighting corruption.

“In 2019 general elections, Nigerians have come to know that a vote for the APC will mean a vote for hardship, oppression, insecurity and unemployment.

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“We are teaming up to ensure an end to visionless leadership of the current APC government and because our leaders in rAPC are men and women of honour, there is no going back in our plan to join forces in rescue Nigeria from incompetent APC leadership."

Also, members of the Reformed All Progressives Congress (RAPC), in a statement signed by the party’s spokesman, Kassim Afegbua said that they will not be movedby the juicy offers from the APC leadership and President Buhari.

They also stated categorically that they will not return to the ruling APC no matter what they are offered.

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