Contrary to the widespread rumour of Ribadu issuing a statement disparaging APC members, this is what the former EFCC boss posted on his facebook page.

My good friends,

I know how difficult it may be for
you to come to terms with my
defection to another party. But I
must assure you that it's a carefully
considered decision for which I do
not wish to hurt anyone's feeling. I'll not embark on a needless animosity
with my good friends, irrespective
of political, religious, regional and
ethnic affiliations.

Let me quickly make it known that I
did not issue a statement
disparaging APC and its members,
including Governors Amaechi,
Kwankwaso... These were clearly
fabricated, expected backlash, by mischievous characters interested in
misleading the public and drawing a
picture of non-existent feuds
between me and my good friends.

My defection shouldn't be seen as
an initiation of political antagonism
with my good friends in another
party. I still hold them in high
esteem, and even where there are
marked differences, I believe there are decorous and honorable ways
of resolving them. So, kindly
disregard any statement said to be
by me attacking the personality of
any politician since my defection. I'll
never allow myself to be drawn into such disrespectful exchange.

As for my next step in this political
struggle, this would be made
known in due time. For now, I wish
to assure you that my defection is in
pursuit of a good cause, and never
out of any selfish interests as portrayed by a section. Thanks for
bearing with me on this decision,
and for those who have been in
solidarity with my struggles and still
giving me the benefits of the doubt,
I'm most grateful. I'll never let you down on this new path.
Thank you!

Nuhu Ribadu

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*Edited

So what is happening?

And who is sure this one is really from Ribadu?

you ve to criticise APC for PDP to accept you fully. Say something like "APC are angry thugs" bla bla bla. No room
for fence sitting o. You don join be say you don join.