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The Tambuwal Campaign Organisation has said that the outcome of the National Convention of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, will not contested in court.


The party’s elective convention is gradually winding down in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital.

The organisation, in a statement by its spokesperson, Dr. Okey Ikechukwu, said that they believed the fact that the process was transparent, open, free and fair.


The statement stressed that all the agents of the presidential aspirants attested to the credibility of the exercise.

The statement commended “the convention committee, party delegates and party faithful for the thoroughness, maturity and patience that enhanced the credibility of process itself.”

It said that the aspirants also showed to the world that they are not desperate for power, but are in the contest for the good of Nigeria and Nigerians.


“We could all see their maturity, composure and show of brotherly love and support, which made a decent contest among responsible brothers.” Ikechukwu said.

“By the success of this exercise, the PDP has demonstrated to the would that our great party is ready to rejig Nigeria and that it remains a truly democratic party that allows free and full participation of all. There is no imposition here. We shall have an uncontested result.

“It is all happening in the full glare of Nigerians and the world. No one will concoct some imaginary figures and inflict on others, as is happening is some other parties. The transparency of the process has laid an unshakeable foundation for incontrovertible outcomes,” Ikechukwu concluded.

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Governor Okowa and his team did a very good job... Now it's time for the real battle...

PDP has truly changed her ways...

2019 is loaded wit surprises...

Spirit of sportsmanship .

The enemies of the people are in trouble.

They are in severe pains with BP hitting the roof!

Loser!


Na so e go be....

Cc; lalasticlala, Mynd44 Fp

Bad news for zombies and BMC,after expecting disagreement after the primaries

Those political as ashawo should stick to pdp this time . No decamping

What a landslide for Atiku.

Wike could not believe it.



When its all said and done,

Atiku would be remembered as a nearly-President.


Buhari till 2023.
APC till 2055.

I thought otherwise

PDP is now Elites Party


while APC stinks with lots of thugs




#Atikulate well before you quote me

Lmao. I thought they said they will be more unite after their primaries?
Clowns !

The battle now is between Buhari &Atiku

Like for Atiku

Share for Buhari

Lol

Fake news..Nonsense!!

I want to be part of this divine project. IF THE ELECTION IS FREE AND FAIR, ATIKU WILL BEAT BUHARI.

Thieves

How would you fight since your common objective is looting. You are vested interest, anything to get me integrity out of the way. Shameless people

Atiku northern part.. running mate should be Peter obi eastern part. Thats if he wants to win next year

vastolord4:
Atiku northern part.. running mate should be Peter obi eastern part. Thats if he wants to win next year

Wrong

Atiku, northern part.. running mate should be Peter obi. Thats if he wants to win next year. At least the scale should be balanced.

Wow.. PDP is one united family

They said PDP will implode after the Primaries!! lol, thing is, PDP is so matured politically that even the APC hoped, only hoped they will fail. Now they have once again proven to be the real democrats and the rest of them on the other side are merely wishing.
The wife of the president is screaming impunity, Senator Omo Agege is screaming, Sen. Shehu Sani is screaming, Ambode too (although in his bedroom... bloody coward). We know our problem.. let's find solutions.

In other news, I wish Atiku could pick Okonjo-Iweala or Akinwumi Adesina for VP. Make Peter Obi the SGF when he wins.

kelvinginzie:


Wrong

Sorry bro.. that's just how it should be

Let Tambuwal speak for himself.
We don wanno hear “camp mouth”!

Saraki, how market?