All progressives Congress has said that if not for election postponement, Valentine’s Day would have being the day of liberation of Nigerians from the incompetent government of Peoples Democratic Party.

In a statement on Friday by the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, APC said ”Saturday, February 14, 2015 would have been a day of double celebration, of Valentine’s Day and of the liberation of the long-suffering people of Nigeria from the burden imposed on them by a clueless, incompetent and purposeless government of the Peoples Democratic Party.

“But for the insistence of the PDP and the Jonathan Administration that the suffering of Nigerians must be prolonged for another six weeks, the Valentine’s Day would have also marked the celebration of freedom from the PDP servitude by all Nigerians.

“However, those who orchestrated a needless postponement of the elections have only won a Pyrrhic victory as the delay will only further sweeten the joys of victory over the oppressors of the Nigerian people.

“The APC wishes all Nigerians a happy Valentine’s Day, as they join the rest of the world to mark the Day on Saturday, while urging them to prepare to celebrate their imminent liberation from the yoke imposed by the Peoples Democratic Party, under which they have laboured for many years.”



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Liberation from who or what, Hypocritical leeches!!!!

Anyone with mouth can say anything anytime anywhere, just because we have freedom of speech in Nigeria

This APC Party is fast becoming a nuisance

THE MAN GET MOUTH

Yes oh make we confirm am again..

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Every disappointment is a blessing in disguise. By shifting the election date, GEj has cluelessly attracted more sympathy for GMB both locally and internationally. The postponement was an act of cowardice and insensitivity to the plight of nigerians on his part. Justice can be delayed but can never be denied.