The Peoples Democratic Party has accused the All Progressives Congress (APC) of luring its members with juicy offers.
According to Punch, this was made known by PDP’s spokesman, kola Ologbondiyan in a statement which he issued to newsmen.
According to Punch, this was made known by PDP’s spokesman, kola Ologbondiyan in a statement which he issued to newsmen.
Ologbondiyan, who described the ruling APC as a discredited fold, said that nobody will choose to run into a sinking ship.
He said “Indeed, no one, no matter the enticement, runs into a collapsing building from where terrified, wounded and traumatized people are already taking flight for their dear lives.
“Nigerians can now see the shameless hypocrisy of the APC, which is now going about, cap in hand, to beg the same persons it haunted as corrupt and evil, seeing that it has been overrun by the tides.
“Having failed to cow such persons through threats, media trials, trumped-up corruption charges and raw violence, the APC is now seeking to ensnare them with promises of political opportunities it no longer has control over.
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“The dilapidated APC, by now, ought to have known that no Nigerian will again fall for its gimmick of false promises and subject him or herself to the prison yard democracy, that it offers.”
Rumours of Akpabio’s defection
Senator Godswill Akpabio’s meeting with Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo recently, has fuelled rumours of his defection from the PDP.
A source who spoke to Punch, said that the Senator wants to leave because he is being blackmailed to deliver Akwa-Ibom state to the APC or face the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Three Governors and over 50 lawmakers in the National Assembly including the Senate President , Bukola Saraki have left the ruling party for the PDP.
In Benue state, 13 Local Government chairmen have left the APC, as well as18 Sokoto House of Assembly members, all the Local Government chairmen and 23 House of Assembly members in Kwara state.
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