‘Opposition parties to form
another mega party’
Category: Inside politics
Published on Thursday, 14
February 2013 05:00
Written by Nurudeen Oyewole,
Lagos
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A new political party from
members of opposition parties is
set to debut in the next few
months to challenge the
supremacy of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) and the
newly formed (All Progressive
Congress), the presidential
candidate of Action Alliance (AA)
in 2011 election, Chief Martins
Onovo, has said.
At a press briefing in Lagos,
Onovo said leaders of opposition
parties, civil society organizations
and professionals have
commenced high level discussion
under the umbrella of Movement
for Fundamental
Change (MFC) With the hope of
coming up with a political
platform that can challenge the
dominance of PDP and APC.
“We already have a movement in
place. The movement isn’t a
political party yet, but at the end
of the day we hope to have from
it a political platform under
which we can challenge the
dominance of
ruling party and the newly
formed APC. This is because the
movement we are into is the
movement of the people. It is not
about politicians but Nigerians
who desire a change. Our
membership will cut across
political parties, civil society
groups and labour leaders,
among others,” Onovo said.

Ogbonaikenna: ‘Opposition parties to form
another mega party’
Category: Inside politics
Published on Thursday, 14
February 2013 05:00
Written by Nurudeen Oyewole,
Lagos
Share
A new political party from
members of opposition parties is
set to debut in the next few
months to challenge the
supremacy of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) and the
newly formed (All Progressive
Congress), the presidential
candidate of Action Alliance (AA)
in 2011 election, Chief Martins
Onovo, has said.
At a press briefing in Lagos,
Onovo said leaders of opposition
parties, civil society organizations
and professionals have
commenced high level discussion
under the umbrella of Movement
for Fundamental
Change (MFC) With the hope of
coming up with a political
platform that can challenge the
dominance of PDP and APC.
“We already have a movement in
place. The movement isn’t a
political party yet, but at the end
of the day we hope to have from
it a political platform under
which we can challenge the
dominance of
ruling party and the newly
formed APC. This is because the
movement we are into is the
movement of the people. It is not
about politicians but Nigerians
who desire a change. Our
membership will cut across
political parties, civil society
groups and labour leaders,
among others,” Onovo said.

lol to challenge newly opposition party? rubbish they don't even have vision mischief