As the All Progressive Congress,
APC, joins the league of political
parties in Nigeria, former military
president, Gen. Ibrahim
Babangida has stated that the
development will transform the
nation’s political system which
will become more vibrant,
especially in the coming 2015
elections.
Fielding questions from
newsmen in his Hill Top Mansion,
Minna Thursday, the former
leader said that the floor is now
left bare for the electorate to
make their choice and ensure
that their votes count in the
2015 general elections.
His words, “With the emergence
of the new party, (APC), we will
now see a vibrant political
activity and what is left for the
electorate and the press is to
ensure that the votes count and
also allow the people to make
their choice.”
According to him, as an advocate
and believer in two party system,
the time has come for Nigerians
to really shine their eyes and
make the right choice for the
forthcoming elections.
“I have been and will continue to
be a strong believer of two party
system and like the PDP itself said
on the emergence of the APC, it is
a welcome development but that
is not to say that other registered
political parties are dead, but it is
however clear that we now have
two strong parties in the
country,” he stressed.
On what he foresees for the
country in 2015, Gen. Babangida
simply said, “I cannot predict the
future and so I wait for God.”
Adding his voice to the ongoing
ASUU strike, IBB called on the
federal government to find a
lasting solution to the issue.
“They do have national interest
at heart, to be honest and fair to
them, and I think they should not
give up in negotiating with the
government but as much as
possible, they should also make
the public understand the issue
at stake,” he added.

Is anybody seeing the implication of this,if apc fail for 2015,na big time wahala o.them nogo gree o.and u know our aboki brothers,if them just tell them say na 4 inside computer pdp cheat,them go start to they kill anyhow abi nobi wetin happen for 2011 bdat