Obia said before 1999, the nation’s economy was buoyant, the railway system was working well and there was enough employment opportunities for the people
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He said that the trio of CPC, the All Nigeria Peoples Party and the Action Congress of Nigeria had independently conducted their mandatory conventions to seal their merger into the APC
“All the parties agreed to come together in order to move the nation forward. So, no condition was given by any of the merged political parties while coming to form APC
It may be cloths, it may be shoes, may be eye glasses, may be household wares, machines etc, we change them because they are not meant to last forever
He, therefore, charged the police authorities to make effective use of the new helicopters, APCs and patrol vehicles
For records purposes it is pertinent to remind Nigerians at home and in diaspora that the journey to where we are today started before 2011 general elections. But due to limited time available then we were unable to make reasonable progress and the merger suffered a setback. Determined to make it happen again, the founders picked up the courage and returned to the drawing board
A close scrutiny of the bromide purportedly obtained from the presidency reveals that it is a forgery in view of the following facts
Jega, who spoke on Saturday in Kaduna, Kaduna State, said none of the three political associations that have approached it for registration with the acronym APC has been considered
Why then did INEC through its spokesperson gleefully go to the media to proclaim that another political association has applied to be registered as African Peoples Congress using the same acronym APC? Clearly INEC is on a mission of mischief and its paymaster is PDP who has been having sleepless nights since the merger arrangement was announced
To go back to resurrect a dead wood to help PDP in troubled times shows the dept of worries in the hand of the shakers and movers of PDP. This is indeed troubled times for the ‘biggest party’ in Africa
In a statement issued in Abuja on Wednesday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said the Presidency’s reaction can only be likened to the antics of a punch-drunk boxer who, having been knocked out by his opponent, suddenly got up and started punching the referee whom he mistook for the guy who knocked him out