The National Chairman of the All Progressives
Congress, John Odigie-Oyegun, on Friday urged
Nigerians to learn from the examples of the
party’s founding fathers and move the nation
forward.
Mr. Odigie-Oyegun said this in Abuja at an event
organised by a coalition of Buhari Support Groups to mark the second year anniversary of the formation of the APC.
The Chairman, who was represented by the
party’s National Auditor, George Moghalu, said
the party today was enjoying the unity and
determination of its founders. He challenged all party members not to rest on their oars and rise above board to fulfill the dreams and visions of the party. He said, ”Let us learn from the fact that they put their personal interest at abeyance so that national interest would be at the fore.
”They were united and determined. They forgave
one another during the process of disagreeing to
agree. They spent sleepless nights so that we
could breathe the air of freedom.
”The good news is that their sacrifice paid off at
the end of the day. Victory came. The victory was
not accidental, we all worked hard for it.
”I call on you today to emulate those qualities
above as we mark the formation of our great
party two years ago.
”For us to continuously be victorious we must not rest on our oars. As you will agree with me for you to constantly be successful, you must work hard and focus on retaining your victory.”
He urged all to “plant the seeds of change” in all
nooks and crannies of the country to fast-track
development.
The convener of the event, Lawal Munir, said the
celebration would further ”enhance unity among
the support groups. ”We will drive the cause of attaining unity among the support groups and work towards the progress of President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration.”
The APC was formed from a coalition of the All
Nigeria People’s Party, Action Congress of Nigeria, All Progressives Grand Alliance and the Congress for Progressive Change two years ago.



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Cc lalasticlala

Hmmmm

Serious case.

at two and having remarkable milestones PDP never dreamt of having at the same age...

So freemanan is still alive

'nationalism'?. seriously doubt with d level of exclusion of certain ethnic nationalities

MRpii:
So freemanan is still alive

Lowkey....