The Chairman, Lagos State
chapter of the All Progressive
Grand Alliance, Mr. Campbell
Umeh-Nzekwe, says President
Goodluck Jonathan has become
so unpopular to the extent that
he cannot win 10 states of the
federation in the postponed
presidential election coming up
on March 28.
Umeh-Nzekwe said this while
reacting to the postponement of
the general elections by the
Independent National Electoral
Commission.
The APGA leader described the
postponement of the election on
the grounds of insecurity and the
inability of some people to collect
their Permanent Voter Cards as
arrant nonsense.
He said the Jonathan
administration had realised that
the Peoples Democratic Party
could not win in a free and fair
contest.
Umeh-Nzekwe alleged that the
six-week extension would be
used to disqualify the
presidential candidate of the All
Progressives Congress, Maj. Gen.
Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), for
alleged perjury.
He added that if a court fails to
disqualify Buhari, Jonathan
would pave the way for an
interim government.
He said, "The whole game is to
install an interim government.
Jonathan had been deceived by
those around him all along that
he was popular and it finally
dawned on him that he cannot
win more than 10 states across
the country. He can't win
majority of the states in the
South and even in the North, he
was stoned in several cities.
"So, he has now used the military
to halt INEC. Next, he will use the
judiciary to scuttle the elections.
He will then install an interim
government and appoint his
stooge as the head. Nobody
should be deceived.
"The PVC issue is just a
smokescreen. Those who are
interested in voting have already
got their PVCs. In 2011, only
about 40 million people voted
but today over 60 million people
have collected PVCs.
"They have seen a formidable
opposition and that is why they
have become jittery. The next
plan is more deadly. The six
weeks will be used to influence
courts to nullify the election
timetable and stop Buhari from
contesting."

GEJ wil win

Oga afga who ask u Bizibodi..