The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), on
Friday said that the All Progressives
Congress (APC) presidential aspi-rant,
General Muhammadu Buhari is too old to
rule Nigeria just as it is making moves to
bring back into its fold former Vice
President Atiku Abubakar and other
aggrieved governors, who had dumped the
party for APC.
Making this disclosure during an
interactive session with journalists in Ile-
Ife, the PDP national secretary, Professor
Wale Oladipo, averred that the “APC
presidential candidate is “democratically
untested.
General Buhari is too old to rule Nigeria.
The 72 year old man who retired from
Nigerian Army has nothing to offer this
nation. His age will not even allow him to
give Nigerians what they deserve. I am
sure that no youth in Nigeria will vote for
Buhari. I will advise Nigerian youths to
tell the world through their votes that the
young ones can perform better.”
He also said that former Vice President
Atiku Abubakar and Kano State governor,
Dr Rabiu Kwakwanso and some ex- PDP
members were being contacted for
negotiation to facilitate their possible
return to the party before February, 2015
general elections.
Oladipo, who said he currently heads a
committee saddled with the responsibility
of speaking to some former aggrieved
members asserted that “Vice President
Atiku and Dr Kwankwaso are some of the
those we are in contact with. In case of
our former VP, Alhaji Atiku, who was
humiliated by the owners of APC during
the party’s presidential primaries, we
believe he can only enjoy his deserved
influence in PDP and we are in contact
already”.
“Dr Kwankwaso is also being contacted
because we know they belong to us and
the earlier they realise that PDP remains
the only party where they can only enjoy
their deserved leverage, the better. We are
in contact with them and we are hopeful
of fruitful negotiations”, he stated.
According to Oladipo, the PDP
reconciliation committee recently
constituted by the National Working
Committee (NWC) of the party would also
meet all identifiable and genuinely
aggrieved former members of the party
who are in the APC and other political
parties.
He maintained that all these
developments were aimed at achieving
total reconciliation before 2015 general
polls, with a view to further consolidate
on its advantageous position ahead of the
exercise.
Commenting on the crisis rocking its
Ondo state chapter, Oladipo observed
that the PDP was close to total
reconciliation of all aggrieved factions,
explaining that both chief of staff to the
Governor, Dr Segun Mimiko and one of the
leaders of old PDP in the state, Chief
Nathaniel Oke were in Ile-Ife as part of
reconciliation efforts.

This PDP, including their professors, talk like kindergartens. What has age got to do with administration? We no longer need to drum it into their empty skulls name of many old leaders who performed better than the so-called young ones including Mr. Clueless.

Now they're want to reconcile just for the purpose of election so that they are able to continue with their looting, stealing and pauperizing of Nigeria and Nigerians forgetting that Nigerians are ready to kick them out this time around. May they fail in their attempt because should they succeed, the average Nigerian will be a "walking dead man" after 2015 election.

If Atiku still has any credibility left in him, he will never go back to PDP. We already know that he is like a dog who likes to go back to its vomit but he will do well not to even listen to them.

Oops!... Sorry PDP, Atiku and Kwankwaso are gone, They can only come back if APC should lose the presidential election.
Atiku is a political prostitute, and sooner or later, he will still go back to PDP; That's Nigerian politics for you.

He isn't going back to PDP for now . he signed an undertaken remember