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ijustdey:
Not only that, they have to accept the real reason we dumped them - GROSS CORRUPTION

Majority of us who canvassed and voted for the APC, did it out of disappointment due to the untold hardship that PDP's corruption had brought upon hardworking Nigerian families.

But right now they are not accepting it, so it will make it difficult still, for any sane Nigerian to listen to them even after changing their name because its still the same old wine in a new bottle

alberto2k:
Who wan merge with una

those parties that scored 217, 190, 180 like they came to sit for JAMB?

Acekidc4:


Hahahahahaha
You get Bad Mouth No be Small

Oga for your side i still be learner

zendy:


I'm not a PDP fan either but it is ironic that when PDP was producing Yoruba and Hausa presidents in the form of Obasunjo and Yaradua, nobody remembered gross corruption that was prevalent then. Nobody remembered Sai Buhari! But as a non Yoruba/Hausa man got in, everybody remembered the hangmans noose and turned GEJ into the their beautifuly made up scapegoat. I'm not say GEJ was the best president but he was not the worse either. He got shafted more than others because he is from a minority. I challenge any Yoruba man to refute the fact that if GEJ had been a Yoruba man,APC would never have been formed. We were all living witness to how Yorubas supported OBJ for a second term despite the gross corruption. Let's be honest, if you are from a minority in Nigeria, you're gonna get shafted big time.

bushdoc9919:




Really?

You obviously do not live in this country.

No hardship? We are broke right now because somehow PDP forgot to take us off oil...and still left us vulnerable to drops in international oil price.Like what is happening right now.

No hardship? People are sleeping on queues because your friends in PDP forgot to repair our refineries....

No hardship? With badly funded universities? (And if you think that N200bn per annum is enough...you got to be kidding me).

No hardship? With Boko haram and kidnapping?

No hardship? With poorly functioning hospitals?

And before you start....I am watching APC too. If they mess up....

chuna1985:


Lemme leave u with ur flimsy points on the hardship examples.

Ur watching APC too, if they mess up too, u vote PDP again Abi u go vote SDP or APGA for presidency?

I always say this, things are bad in naija, but not as bad as what people like u try to make it look like. Have any country sent us food

PDP or APC is not the ultimate Nigeria problem...The people of Nigeria are also massively corrupt beyond measure.

ramalot:


Can you please expatiate on the difference between this and the fundamental make-up of the APC?

Aren't almost all APC members former PDP members who decamped? Not as a matter of "principle," but a matter of having better political chances.

Practically every prominent APC member has been in power at varying capacities. Practically every one of them has made promises in the past, and delivered nothing short of looted treasuries of their jurisdictions. Now, they return with a new mask - talking about change.

Nigerians need to wake up to the fact that party alliance is just a smoke screen to hide behind. Hold these thieves individually accountable.

chuna1985:


there is no untold hardship in Nigeria..

Bennymontana:
. I really hate it when people really think it was their vote against the PDP that made them lose? Pls stop deluding yourself with such myopic Views!

bushdoc9919:


Of course I know Nigerians are corrupt (I say so myself every time).

And yes...if APC do not perform....out they go. And so on for the next party every election....until those politicians learn to take us serious.

If you like exploitation, continue o. Me....I am not going to be deceived again....for tribe or religion. I am a Nigerian.

ijustdey:



maybe you don't live in the country I live where more than 70% leave below poverty level


the live below 1dollar per day meal

PassingShot:
PDP is not yet serious to be a formidable opposition party.

Without a name change and readiness to merge and treat other merging parties as equal partners, no hope for PDP.

The unnecessary pride and arrogance that led to its demise is still in their DNA and not until they get rid of it, the party cannot bounce back.

“having been the guardian of Nigerian democracy for 16 years during which it nurtured and blossomed democratic governance as well as etched its name in the pantheon of good governance, the PDP will not in the circumstance of ephemeral loss of power change its identity or its time-honoured characteristic values.”

Claiming credit for nurturing and blossoming democracy in Nigeria when the fact is that all parties, civil societies and even common Nigerians without any political affiliation indeed should take credit for the democracy we enjoy today; is myopic and too self-serving in my opinion. The last time I checked, no leader of PDP was a member of any civil society when Abacha was fought by NADECO and others.

bushdoc9919:
A merger might be good for the Opposition. After all, that is how the APC itself formed , and I guess that is the next aim of the PDP....mergers and alliances.

Bifwoli:


PDP is purely initials and not an acronym.Go back to school.

ocelot2006:


Wow....so a party becomes serious about playing its role as opposition when it merges with other parties and changes its name? Really? Tell that to the American republicans and democrats OR British Labour or Torries.

ijustdey:



http://www.punchng.com/news/were-open-to-merger-says-pdp/

chuna1985:




I know u don't understand lots of things.

1 dollar is 200 naira , are u telling me that u will eat 180 naira today? That u will equally transport, pay for rent, pay for schooling n medical bills with 180 naira per day...

thefakestan:
It's a bit too early for all this too early bros











-CramJones