Esiso also said that Nigerians are fed up with the APC’s economic policies.
“Even APC members are hungry and thinking of how to come to us,” PDP Chairman
Delta PDP Chairman, Kingsley Esiso also said that Nigerians are fed up with the APC’s economic policies.
APC National Chairman, John Odigie-Oyegun
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The Delta PDP chairman made the comments while speaking to members of the party in Isoko North Local Government Area of the state, Vanguard reports.
“Even APC members are hungry and thinking of how to come to us. They came and preached the mantra of change to us. Nigerians bought it without asking the kind of change they are selling," he said.
“Today, obviously, you can see that the change is very negative. We are proud to be in PDP and I am very confident that come 2019, PDP will bring a positive change in the country,” he added.
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The PDP lost its ruling party status to the APC during the 2015 elections when President Muhammadu Buhari beat predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan to emerge winner of the presidential polls.
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