The Peoples’ Democratic Party
(PDP) has slammed the Lagos State Publicity Secretary of the All Progressive
Congress (APC), Joe Igbokwe, over his recent statements in which he insinuated
that Nigerians will no longer trust the PDP with their votes.
Igbokwe was quoted to have made
the Statement while reacting to the ex-Governor of Imo State,
Achike Udenwa,
who lambasted the APC for its misgovernance.
In a statement signed by its
National Publicity Secretary, Dayo Adeyeye, the PDP said: “Mr. Igbokwe is
simply hallucinating and requires serious medical attention to think that
Nigerians will vote the APC into power again with all round failures of the
Party in government at all levels.”
It added that “Mr. Igbokwe’s
Statement is a clear display of unpatriotism, selfishness, desperation and
clear indication of how much the APC leaders and supporters are willing to go,
to further plunge the Country beyond the present decay.
“The Rhetorics of the likes of
Igbokwe that those complaining of maladministration and ineptitude of the APC
Government were partakers of the so called “looting and corruption” further
buttresses our earlier assertion that this APC Administration has express
agenda to disorganize the Country, promote sectionalism, cause chaos and then
blame it on opposition parties especially, the PDP.
“In view of the above and more,
we therefore warn Mr. Igbokwe and his anti people collaborators in the APC to
keep quiet henceforth since it appears they have nothing else to say to launder
the Broken and Dilapidated Image of their Party, the APC. Nigerians are not
stupid and will never make the Same Mistake of voting the APC in 2019 or any
other Elections in future. Again, the Facts are on the Streets!
“Finally, the Oneness and Unity
of this Country lies in the Hands of the Electorates and how they will cast
their votes in the 2019 Elections. For emphasis, we believe that the Electorates
are more informed now, and they know that any vote for the APC in 2019, will be
a vote to further promote extreme hunger/starvation, poverty, indebtedness,
insecurity, anti-democratic tendencies,” the statement reads.
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