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Defection-of-five-governments-affected Us. by mascotbest(op): 8:46am On Feb 03, 2015
The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Adamu Muazu yesterday, relived the pains the party went through following the defection of five of its governors to the opposition All Progressives Congress, APC, saying however, that the worst days were over.

The governors who defected to the APC included Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers; Rabiu Kwankwaso of Kano; Aliyu Magatakada Wammako of Sokoto; Abdulfatah Ahmed of Kwara and ex- Governor Murtala Nyako of Adamawa State respectively.

In a statement yesterday in Abuja, Muazu noted that party was now out of the shock it suffered as a result of the governors exit adding that the situation had been reversed as the PDP was now pummelling the APC to submission.

He said that with the PDP now rounding off its campaign, it was certain that the party was coasting to victory.

Muazu said that the PDP was very much on course for a deserved victory at the February 14 presidential poll, adding, “We have put our best foot forward and in reviewing the campaign tour so far, I have no reason to doubt that victory will be the reward of our hard work, In sha Allah.”

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Re: Defection-of-five-governments-affected Us. by LagosBoi2(m): 8:50am On Feb 03, 2015
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