yesterday with the President of the Senate, Mr. David Mark, for condemning his defection from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA).

He asked Mark to explain why he remained mute over the defections in Benue State involving a former Minister of State for Trade and Investment Dr. Sam Ortom and a former PDP National Chairman Senator Barnabas Gemade.Maku said he left PDP because of lack of justice and unfair treatment.

The former minister said he did not drop the name of President Goodluck Jonathan as the force behind his governorship aspiration, urging his supporters to ignore insinuations and threats against him by PDPMaku, who spoke in a statement through the Director of Publicity Maku Campaign Organisation, Zakari Edego, said he knew he would be blackmailed and maligned for daring the status quo.

The statement said: “The attention of the Maku Campaign Organisation has been drawn to repeated accusations by some leaders of the PDP, who continuously portray the governorship candidate of APGA, Mr. Labaran Maku, as an ingrate for dumping the PDP to pursue his ambition in APGA.

”The accusations have amounted to blackmailing President Goodluck Jonathan of allegedly sponsoring Mr. Maku to contest the governorship of Nasarawa State on the platform of APGA.

”Last week, at the PDP rally in Keffi to flag-off the campaign of the highly unpopular Alhaji Yusuf Agabi, the Senate President, David Mark, accused Mr. Maku of being ungrateful because he left the PDP to emerge as the governorship candidate of APGA in Nasarawa State.

”On Tuesday, January 27, 2015, various speakers at the presidential campaign in Lafia repeated the same accusations.”While Mr. Maku has high respect for Senator Mark and Dr. Ahmadu Ali and wishes not to join issues with them, he finds it especially curious that Senator Mark has remained mute over the defection in his own native Benue State of a former Minister of State for Trade and Investment Dr. Sam Ortom and a former PDP National Chairman Senator Barnabas Gemade, who have gone all the way to the opposition APC to contest for the governorship and senatorial positions.

”Why has Senator Mark not condemned these defections from his native Benue State? Why the undue attention on Mr. Maku and Nasarawa State?”

The ex-minister, who accused PDP of panicking, said he left the party because of injustice.

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yesterday with the President of the Senate, Mr. David Mark, for condemning his defection from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA).

He asked Mark to explain why he remained mute over the defections in Benue State involving a former Minister of State for Trade and Investment Dr. Sam Ortom and a former PDP National Chairman Senator Barnabas Gemade.Maku said he left PDP because of lack of justice and unfair treatment.

The former minister said he did not drop the name of President Goodluck Jonathan as the force behind his governorship aspiration, urging his supporters to ignore insinuations and threats against him by PDPMaku, who spoke in a statement through the Director of Publicity Maku Campaign Organisation, Zakari Edego, said he knew he would be blackmailed and maligned for daring the status quo.

The statement said: “The attention of the Maku Campaign Organisation has been drawn to repeated accusations by some leaders of the PDP, who continuously portray the governorship candidate of APGA, Mr. Labaran Maku, as an ingrate for dumping the PDP to pursue his ambition in APGA.

”The accusations have amounted to blackmailing President Goodluck Jonathan of allegedly sponsoring Mr. Maku to contest the governorship of Nasarawa State on the platform of APGA.

”Last week, at the PDP rally in Keffi to flag-off the campaign of the highly unpopular Alhaji Yusuf Agabi, the Senate President, David Mark, accused Mr. Maku of being ungrateful because he left the PDP to emerge as the governorship candidate of APGA in Nasarawa State.

”On Tuesday, January 27, 2015, various speakers at the presidential campaign in Lafia repeated the same accusations.”While Mr. Maku has high respect for Senator Mark and Dr. Ahmadu Ali and wishes not to join issues with them, he finds it especially curious that Senator Mark has remained mute over the defection in his own native Benue State of a former Minister of State for Trade and Investment Dr. Sam Ortom and a former PDP National Chairman Senator Barnabas Gemade, who have gone all the way to the opposition APC to contest for the governorship and senatorial positions.

”Why has Senator Mark not condemned these defections from his native Benue State? Why the undue attention on Mr. Maku and Nasarawa State?”

The ex-minister, who accused PDP of panicking, said he left the party because of injustice.

That's the same way PDP and GEJ will complain of unfair treatment after FEBUHARI elections.

They will say Nigerians didn't treat them well.

JEGA will declare GMB as the winner of the election

The same PDP's injustice against Nigerians Maku was defending and running his mouth. Anyway no problem, the same PDP have promised him a punishment of a lifetime.

This 2015, it is Sai Buhari all the way!