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Apc : A Party Without Ideology by orimahspence: 1:01pm On Jul 22, 2014
Is the All Progressive Congress [APC] an opposition political party in Nigeria? I don't think so. They should stop priding and parading themselves as one because they are never one in the true sense of the word. They are no-match for the ruling People's Democratic Party [PDP] and that is the plain truth. If APC think they can square up with the political machinery of PDP as we approach the 2015 general election, then they must be swimming in the lagoon of self deception and political hallucination. As we speak, all the political apparatus that APC is relying on is crumbling like a pack of cards before their very own eyes. And it is only a matter of time before the ruling PDP will completely sweep APC with the same broom they are wielding as party symbol out of the political scene in Nigeria, and that will include the clearing of every vestige that represent the deception called APC in the southwest, the northeast, the southeast,the southsouth and every geopolitical zones in Nigeria. No apology to apologists of APC, this is the bitter truth. APC is a deception from the very beginning of the noxious amalgam they called merger. And Nigerians are beginning to see the wicked ambition of the so called merger that brought all the demagogues of ACN and CPC together. It is not based on any ideology. They keep talking about change when they themselves are not in any way a living example of the change ideology in all the states under their control, and more to that, announcing themselves as a representation of change. An aberration that the people can clearly see, and they have had enough of it judging by the Ekiti state election of June 21, 2014.

I and every right thinking Nigerian need no magnifying glass to see the massive corruption and financial embezzlement that is going in all the APC states, but when it comes to talking about this same issue of corruption in government the same APC politicians will find it convenient to point accusing finger at the PDP led federal government as corrupt. Of course, a democracy can not thrive without a viable opposition. But when we are talking about political opposition in the true meaning of the word, then APC will not in the same true sense qualify to be mention as one. Far from it.

Is it about their style of governance in the southwest? specifically Lagos, Ogun, Osun, Oyo etc. Or should we call the leadership style of the PDP governors that decamped to the APC as ideological opposition? The truth is they are not there to alleviate the sufferings of the people in their states."He is an unskilful physician that cannot cure one disease without casting his patient into another. He that can find no other way for correcting the errors of his people but by taking from them the conveniences of life, shows that he knows not what it is to govern a free nation"-Thomas More [7 February 1478- 6 July 1535], in his book Utopia. That explains it. APC has proved themselves anti-people as long as the people are concerned in the issue of people's oriented policies and governance. So, why claim to be the opposition and a better alternative? when the truth is they are worse than the ruling PDP. They have unleashed more economic hardship on the people of their states than the 5 plus 8 year regimes of military dictators Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida and late Sani Abacha added together. I see no reason why a state government that claim to be welfarist will construct road and use the same road project to milk the people dry in the name of toll fee collection. Before the emergence of the APC government in the southwest of Nigeria, Nigerians paid toll fee on federal roads in the country and there was never a time they complained about exorbitant toll fees, even when at that time the military was in power. If indeed PDP is bad, then APC can never be a better alternative. I stand to be corrected, market women, businessmen and subsistence entrepreneurs [e.g, commercial motorbike riders and commercial transport bus drivers] in Lagos and other APC states have been disadvantaged with APC's government style of multiple tax collection. What actually makes an opposition party relevant in a democracy is their ideological disposition against that of the ruling party.

A situation where the so called opposition party thrives on falsehood, sabotage, and blackmail against the ruling party is a clear indication that they are bereft of ideas. Lies can never be a good political tool in the hands of any opposition party in a thriving democracy. If you ask me, I think it must be conceded that a political party ought to have proximate aims, measures which it hopes to carry in the next session or the next parliament, as well as a more distant goal. That is what we mean when we talk about ideologies contained in party manifestos and policies, which is indeed a good tool in the hands of any thriving opposition political party in a democracy. But what do we have in the case of APC? Everything about them is loads of lies. In fact, lies these days is synonymous with the spokesman of the APC, Alhaji Lai Muhammed. Every word coming out from his mouth is a cascading waterfalls of lies. Rather than keeping himself busy by telling Nigerians what the APC as a political party has in store for Nigerians he goes around fabricating falsehood against the ruling party just to win the people's sympathy. Their criticism is always non-constructive and Nigerians are beginning to separate the seed from the shaft. What is simply left of the APC is the remnant of a political reign in the southwest that will soon go into extinction and by extension the same fate at the national level. A wise follower of the party ought to be reasonable enough to see this imminent shipwreck that is about to befall their political party and abandon ship to the ship masters of APC. The demolition of APC by PDP indeed began with the Ekiti state election and the ruling party is about to crush the structure of the party in Osun state. By the time PDP is through, APC and their supporters,be it regional or national, will not recognize the force that smashed them just like the Germans did the Brazilians in the semi finals of the 2014 FIFA men's soccer world cup.by ebi amboh
Re: Apc : A Party Without Ideology by shikshark: 1:05pm On Jul 22, 2014
haaaaa! e much oooo.
make i feed my goat fest

Re: Apc : A Party Without Ideology by Nobody: 1:08pm On Jul 22, 2014
You spoilt this beautiful Article with lenghty epistle !!

APC lost Ideology the very day those PDP supporters of APC were allowed into the party !!

Imagine, PDP leftovers !!!
Re: Apc : A Party Without Ideology by emiye(m): 1:15pm On Jul 22, 2014
PDP: The party with ideology ba?


There must be something seriously wrong with the thought process of someone who agrees to this bullshitt writeup.
Re: Apc : A Party Without Ideology by Noctec: 1:17pm On Jul 22, 2014
Is OP saying PDP has got one? common!!!
Re: Apc : A Party Without Ideology by koboko69: 1:39pm On Jul 22, 2014
When every riffraff thinks they have an idea. Who is gonna waste precious time read a very long epistle of garbage. Imagine how much time and resources the op used in creating a moronic thread that will not surpass a page. *spits*

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