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PDP Feasting On Fake News, Afraid Of 2023 Election by IDanfulani(m): 2:17pm On Jul 04, 2022
_The National Democratic Front (NDF)_
*PDP Feasting on Fake News, Afraid of 2023 Election*




The National Democratic Front (NDF) is surprised at the People’s Democratic Party (PDP)’s brazenness that made it weaponize fake news, launch it at the Nigerian public and went on to believe that there are no right-thinking people in the populace to find out its lies and manipulative ways.

This was contained in a statement signed by the Secretary General Dr. Bolaji Abdulkadir and made available to the press in Abuja on the 4th July 2022



NDF is particularly amused at PDP’s latest tirade directed at Nigeria’s Ambassador to Benin Republic and former Chief of Army Staff (COAS) and, Ambassador Tukur Buratai on the false allegation that the N1.85 billion recovered by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) in a property in Abuja belonged to the accomplished retired Army boss.
It is common knowledge that Ambassador Buratai, through his lawyers and aides has unequivocally distanced himself from the recovered money and cars while the ICPC had also made it clear that the Ambassador was not a person of interest in its investigation that has already apprehended the Managing Director of K Salam Construction Company Nigeria Limited, Mr. Kabiru Salau, whose company is a military contractor.
The anti-graft agency had further clarified the cash and assets it recovered from the said property amounted to N267.43 million and not N1.85 billion, which leaves one wondering if the PDP is in touch with reality or rather absorbed in believing the fake news it is attempting to feed Nigerians.
The statement by PDP’s National Publicity Secretary, PDP, Debo Ologunagba that attempted to rehash the fake news that linked Ambassador Buratai to the phantom N1.85 recovered funds is so incoherent and disjointed that it was apparent the so-called opposition party has lost essence and sense of direction and only now feeds on fake news to justify its existence.
While it attempted to paint the outstanding former COAS as a corrupt person, PDP’s tenuous attempt to string together unrelated variables and create a nexus to the 2023 General Elections showed that the party fears the trouncing awaiting it at the polls hence the unreasonable fear that has left it grasping at straws in a bid to assemble the excuses it would give for being rejected by Nigerians yet again. Rather than maligning the personality of persons that have sacrificed for the country, the PDP should direct its efforts at discussing issues since this is the only way political parties can pitch themselves to Nigerians.
NDF finds it necessary to advise the PDP to stop projecting its warped values on other political parties and public office holders since the fake crime it is accusing Ambassador Buratai of fits into the pattern of the looting that the party used to destroy Nigeria and precipitate the security crisis that the government of President Muhammadu Buhari has grappled with. Insecurity resulting from bad governance does not occur overnight but takes time to manifest and the fact that the security fallout resulting from PDP’s years of misrule manifested under the present government does not in any way absolve the party of responsibility for what it did to Nigeria.
We further urged the PDP to seek forgiveness from Nigerians and atone for its sins against the country in the hope that its members would one day be found worthy of being rehabilitated and reintegrated into mainstream politics and governance, which Nigerians presently think the party is unfit for. However, dishing out fake news about Ambassador Buratai and the incumbent government would only deepen the odiousness in which citizens hold the party owing to the magnitude of perversions its members committed in the office while the party held sway.

Re: PDP Feasting On Fake News, Afraid Of 2023 Election by LeoDeKing: 2:21pm On Jul 04, 2022
Athifku is just wasting his time.

He will struggle to win Adamawa state.

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Re: PDP Feasting On Fake News, Afraid Of 2023 Election by yomi961: 2:31pm On Jul 04, 2022
LeoDeKing:
Athifku is just wasting his time.

He will struggle to win Adamawa state.
says an online rabble rouser.
you always sound like a broken record.get a life, that 30k will end pata pata next year.

Re: PDP Feasting On Fake News, Afraid Of 2023 Election by Kingozymandias(m): 2:32pm On Jul 04, 2022
LeoDeKing:
Athifku is just wasting his time.

He will struggle to win Adamawa state.

Let me warn you again... Leave Atiku out of your show of shame on this forum.

This is not a joke. Troll Obi all you want but draw the line where Atiku is. Market your adult daiper wearing drug addict all you want.

Be warned

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Re: PDP Feasting On Fake News, Afraid Of 2023 Election by Prince111111: 2:49pm On Jul 04, 2022
LeoDeKing:
Athifku is just wasting his time.

He will struggle to win Adamawa state.
view of a defeated soul
Re: PDP Feasting On Fake News, Afraid Of 2023 Election by Prince111111: 2:50pm On Jul 04, 2022
Kingozymandias:


Let me warn you again... Leave Atiku out of your show of shame on this forum.

This is not a joke. Troll Obi all you want but draw the line where Atiku is. Market your adult daiper wearing drug addict all you want.

Be warned
Atiku na their mate?

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