INAUGURAL PRESS BRIEFING OF THE PDP PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL ON THE PROGRAMME FOR TAKING THE MESSAGE OF GETTING NIGERIA WORKING AGAIN TO THE NOOKS AND CRANNIES OF THE COUNTRY.

1. Welcome representives of the Nigerian media to the inaugural press interactive session by the Presidential Campaign Council. Also, solicit the support of the media on this journey of Getting Nigeria Working Again.

2. As you will all agree with me, the issues confronting Nigerians today are beyond partisan consideration. We are all in it together and that is why we need the support of this media in this all-important project of saving our country and getting her working again.

3. STRUCTURE OF THE CAMPAIGN ORGANISATION AND PROGRAMME. The campaign council has been inaugurated. We are commencing our campaigns on Monday in Sokoto. Thereafter, we are going to take our message to all the 36 States and the FCT, the 774 LGAs and all the wards in the federation.

4. As part of our grassroots campaign plan, the candidate and his running mate will oarticipate in road shows, Town Hall meetings, special interactive sessions with traditional institutions, business communities, professional groups, trade unions, market women and men and other interest groups and stakeholders across the nation.

5. In effectively implementing the campaign Programme, the following individuals have been appointed to head the 13 directorates in our structure (PROVIDE LIST). Each directorate will be supported by corresponding standing committees which will be inaugurated shortly. This arrangement will ensure that we are able to bring in more members to contribute their quota to the success of the campaign.

6. Again, we are in the process of inaugurating the state campalign Organisation in line with the structure at the National Campaign Headquarters. These state structures will be inaugurated by my office shortly. You will agree with me that a lot of elaborate planning has gone into creating the campaign structure in such a way that we will our message to every home in Nigeria and even to Nigerians in Diaspora.

7. ISSUES: For Nigerians, in 2019, the issues that have to be addressed are :

a) Is the economy better or worse?
b) Are more people richer or poorer than they were in 2015?
c) Are there more people suffering from hunger now than in 2015?
d) Have there been more job losses now than in 2015?
e) Are our people safer now than they were in 2015?
f) Are our military and other security agencies better equipped or motivated to tackle the Boko Haram insurgency and other security challenges than in 2015?
g) Is the country more united now than it was in 2015?
h) Is the infrastructure in the country better than it was in 2015?
I) Is there less corruption in the country than in 2015?; Is the fight against been fair to all or a tool deployed against political opponents?
j) Are people deriving the benefits of the Rule of Law and personal liberty as enshrined in the constitution now than in 2015?

8. These are some of the issues that will determine the trend of the campaign and we believe they should guide Nigerians in making their decisions during the 2019 elections. An election is a referendum on the incumbent. If Nigerians are unable to answer any of these questions positively, they must vote out the incumbent.

9. In 2015, many of us did not ask the pertinent questions and the nation is paying dearly for this today. We should not repeat the same error in 2019.

10. On our part, we will restrict ourselves to issue-based campaign, despite the fact that we are not unmindful that a government that has very little achievements to show will dwell on the mundane.

11. Thank you

Signed

Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, CON
DIrector General, PDP Presidential Campaign Council

2. As you will all agree with me, the issues confronting Nigerians today are beyond partisan consideration. We are all in it together and that is why we need the support of this media in this all-important project of saving our country and getting her working again

Saraki is indeed d best man for the job...

7. ISSUES: For Nigerians, in 2019, the issues that have to be addressed are :

a) Is the economy better or worse?
b) Are more people richer or poorer than they were in 2015?
c) Are there more people suffering from hunger now than in 2015?
d) Have there been more job losses now than in 2015?
e) Are our people safer now than they were in 2015?
f) Are our military and other security agencies better equipped or motivated to tackle the Boko Haram insurgency and other security challenges than in 2015?
g) Is the country more united now than it was in 2015?
h) Is the infrastructure in the country better than it was in 2015?
I) Is there less corruption in the country than in 2015?; Is the fight against been fair to all or a tool deployed against political opponents?
j) Are people deriving the benefits of the Rule of Law and personal liberty as enshrined in the constitution now than in 2015?

Honestly Bukola Saraki is the best man for the job

Colonelswitz101:
Saraki is indeed d best man for the job...

I can't agree less bro.

Since 2015 our lives have been in shambles in Nigeria but not in Akwa Ibom because Udom is working there. Buhari is a failure

HappyNigerian:
Since 2015 our lives have been in shambles in Nigeria but not in Akwa Ibom because Udom is working there. Buhari is a failure

Nigeria can't afford another 4 years of APC at all levels

Gathering of thieves.....thunder fire PDPigz

TonyeBarcanista:
7. ISSUES: For Nigerians, in 2019, the issues that have to be addressed are :

a) Is the economy better or worse?
b) Are more people richer or poorer than they were in 2015?
c) Are there more people suffering from hunger now than in 2015?
d) Have there been more job losses now than in 2015?
e) Are our people safer now than they were in 2015?
f) Are our military and other security agencies better equipped or motivated to tackle the Boko Haram insurgency and other security challenges than in 2015?
g) Is the country more united now than it was in 2015?
h) Is the infrastructure in the country better than it was in 2015?
I) Is there less corruption in the country than in 2015?; Is the fight against been fair to all or a tool deployed against political opponents?
j) Are people deriving the benefits of the Rule of Law and personal liberty as enshrined in the constitution now than in 2015?

Unfortunately, the answers to all questions is NO...

Saraki is a strategist.


A game changer.


The slayer of APC.

TonyeBarcanista:
7. ISSUES: For Nigerians, in 2019, the issues that have to be addressed are :

a) Is the economy better or worse?
b) Are more people richer or poorer than they were in 2015?
c) Are there more people suffering from hunger now than in 2015?
d) Have there been more job losses now than in 2015?
e) Are our people safer now than they were in 2015?
f) Are our military and other security agencies better equipped or motivated to tackle the Boko Haram insurgency and other security challenges than in 2015?
g) Is the country more united now than it was in 2015?
h) Is the infrastructure in the country better than it was in 2015?
I) Is there less corruption in the country than in 2015?; Is the fight against been fair to all or a tool deployed against political opponents?
j) Are people deriving the benefits of the Rule of Law and personal liberty as enshrined in the constitution now than in 2015?

Trash as usual, not surprised

herich:
Saraki is a strategist.


A game changer.


The slayer of APC.

Slayer that cannot win ordinary house of reps bye-election in his state

AHHH ahhh APC can not survive this at all.
PDP came prepared.
No wonder APC r so jittery

quickberry2:


Slayer that cannot win ordinary house of reps bye-election in his state

For the past three years, he's been APC slaying, flexing on the rights of APC with ease.

herich:


For the past three years, he's been APC slaying, flexing on the rights of APC with ease.

Hahahaha......slaying in what sense oooo?

quickberry2:


Trash as usual, not surprised

Common questions you can't answer at your age.

Just take a look at yourself

TonyeBarcanista:


Common questions you can't answer at your age.

Just take a look at yourself

At your age, you lack integrity...I pity your children


Yes, we are better than we were in 2015

Hmmm

Press conference of inanities. Since Saraki chose to go this way, he should answer this question, has there ever been a NASS so directionless, divided, bedevilled by internal crisis like the one he presides over?

Saraki always a team player

These guys actually mean business and they are looking like they're well posited to do better than they did the last time they were at the helm. I love their composure and carriage. A true national party. #MyPVCBelongsToPDP.

quickberry2:


At your age, you lack integrity...I pity your children


Yes, we are better than we were in 2015

Descendants of Lai Mohammed can never disappoint.

Our incoming President, His Excellency, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar's choice of Dr. Bukola Saraki as Presidential Campaign Chair is a welcome development. The man is well prepared for the job and very Atikulate!

id911:


K

Jp

TonyeBarcanista:
7. ISSUES: For Nigerians, in 2019, the issues that have to be addressed are :

a) Is the economy better or worse?
b) Are more people richer or poorer than they were in 2015?
c) Are there more people suffering from hunger now than in 2015?
d) Have there been more job losses now than in 2015?
e) Are our people safer now than they were in 2015?
f) Are our military and other security agencies better equipped or motivated to tackle the Boko Haram insurgency and other security challenges than in 2015?
g) Is the country more united now than it was in 2015?
h) Is the infrastructure in the country better than it was in 2015?
I) Is there less corruption in the country than in 2015?; Is the fight against been fair to all or a tool deployed against political opponents?
j) Are people deriving the benefits of the Rule of Law and personal liberty as enshrined in the constitution now than in 2015?

Tonye the roamer did Nigeria begin in 2015?

Does PDP take us for fools?

They crippled our economy and are now wanting to task Nigerians with the results of their crippling by asking how Nigeria now is after they crippled her simply because it is now being repositioned by another party.

Obviously your mind is too little to comprehend how the same PDP just called you a fool Tonye

id911:


Descendants of Lai Mohammed can never disappoint

I'm a proud descendant of Lai Mohammed...infact, we are from the same place...and you are a descendant of?

herich:
Saraki is a strategist.


A game changer.


The slayer of APC.

Yeah,just as he slayed APC in the last Kwara rerun election.

Bukola Saraki is really not a clever politician or he’s too proud to do the right thing. The fact remains that he has a tough battle in his hands to win Kwara Central Senatorial election in 2019. Overseeing his own election and at the same time working as DG for Atiku’s election is a sure way to monumental loss.


Atiku will lose Adamawa and Saraki will lose Kwara.

This BMC are in for issue based time