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The party said: “Issues, issues and issues. These are what Nigerians are interested in, not continuous muck-raking about opposition leaders like General Muhammadu Buhari and Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. For example, Nigerians want to know why the country can still not feed itself after 14 years of endless promises by the PDP; Nigerians want to know why they cannot be protected by their government when the security of lives and property is the rason d’etre of any government

In a position statement co-signed by the state Acting Chairman of the party, Olorogun Tobore Isaac Ajueshi, and his Secretary, Engineer Azuka Ofili, in Asaba shortly after an enlarged meeting of the state management team, the APC said it has prepared to liberate the oil rich state from the shackles of corruption being celebrated by successive PDP governors in the state

In a democracy, there must be ample freedom to choose, reject, discuss and debate. This is what the PDP continues to miss. In line with this principle, the PDP and its powerful ethnic Ijaw high-command have every right to present the incumbent in 2015 and Nigerians of other persuasions have a right to reject him

The flag of the new party was launched and hoisted amidst pomp and
pageantry with the Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, calling on Nigerians
to embrace the APC, which he said was put together to rescue Nigerians from bad governance, brigandage and systemic failure the ruling Peoples Democratic Party represents

The party said: “In the true character of this presidency, its
increasingly irreverent and undignified spokesman failed to respond to
the issues raised by Chief Akande, and instead chose to haul abuses
at a man who is old enough to be his father. Such irresponsible act
does no credit to the spokesman or the president he is serving, and
Nigerians will definitely not forget such crudity in a hurry

Party leaders such as Chief Michael Adeniyi Koleoso, Dr. Omololu
Olunloyo, Senator Ayo Adeseun, Chief Akin Oke, secretaries and
executive members of the Congress for Progressive Change, the All
Nigeria Peoples Party and the Action Congress of Nigeria were in
attendance

The PDP said with the registration of the APC, Nigerians now expect the leaders of the opposition party to eschew all forms of bitterness and desperation and desist from politics of propaganda, which characterized their former parties

In a statement issued in Lagos on Sunday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party however thanked Nigerians for rejecting the attempt, going by their reactions on the social media where the latest campaign is being waged by those who are hell bent on perpetuating mediocre leadership in Nigeria