Connect with us

Politics

SDP Presidential Candidate, Adebayo, Knocks APC, PDP, Says ‘They’ve Ruined Nigeria’

Published

on

…I Joined Politics To Correct The Errors – Adebayo 

The presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party, SDP, Prince Adewole Adebayo has berated the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, and the People Democratic Party, PDP, saying “they ruined the politics of Nigeria.”

He added that the two major parties did not just ruined politics of the country but “ruined the economy of the country; destroyed the rule of law,” and “fostered disunity in the country.”

The Presidential Candidate who made these assertions during an exclusive interview, noted that because “conscience is dead in both parties” hence nothing indicate to both parties that “the country is dying within their grips.”

Advertisement

He added: “In every way imaginable; they ruined the politics of Nigeria, they destroyed the rule of law; they’ve torn the moral fabric of the country. They have actually ruined the economy; they’ve fostered disunity in the country. They ruined institutions that society relies upon to be a bridge between the past and the modern world.

“So, there is no facet that you can point to; education, they made it worse than it was, and they are attacking the foundation of education with what they are doing with the Academic Staff Union of Universities. It is not a mere industrial dispute. They are trying to say that Nigeria is an anti-intellectual society.”

He continued: “Everything is dead in them; conscience is dead, moral is dead, shame is dead, self-awareness is dead, hearing is dead, seeing is dead. So, when they see underdevelopment, they are not able to understand or recognise it.

Advertisement

READ ALSO: 2023: Declare Your Assets, SDP Presidential Candidate, Adebayo, Challenges Tinubu, Atiku, Others

“There is nothing around the APC or the PDP that can indicate to them that the country is dying within their grips. Even a blind person can know something dangerous by touching it; a deaf person can see a trailer truck speeding towards him and dodge it, but these two political parties are dead in every sense. They can’t see; they can’t touch; they can’t hear; they can’t feel.”

When asked why he did not joined the two major parties where he can easily realised his aspiration, Prince Adebayo said he joined politics to correct errors in the system.

Advertisement

He noted: “I came into politics to correct the errors, ills and betrayal of the Nigerian people by those two political parties you mentioned.

“There is no way I can ever join them even if I am bound in my hands and feet and dragged to the place; it is impossible.”

Advertisement

Politics

Defection: Peter Obi Simply Looking For ‘Food Is Ready’ Party – Wike

Published

on

By

Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike, has taken a swipe on former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, over his recent defection.

Speaking during a media parley on Wednesday, Wike said Obi is looking for a ‘food is ready’ political party.

READ ALSO:JUST IN: Why I left ADC For NDC With Kwankwaso – Peter Obi Opens Up

Advertisement

The minister said, “Obi was in APGA, he couldn’t build APGA. He went to Labour, he ran away again from Labour. All he’s looking for is food is ready political party.”

Recall that Obi and Rabi’u Kwankwaso, former presidential candidate of the New Nigerian Peoples Party, NNPP, on Sunday officially joined the NDC ahead of the 2027 general elections.

 

Advertisement

 

Continue Reading

Politics

2027: Nobody Wants Fubara – Wike

Published

on

By

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has dismissed claims that there is widespread support for Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara to return in 2027.

Speaking during his monthly media parley on Wednesday in Abuja, Wike suggested that Fubara can’t claim to enjoy unanimous backing from the public.

He explained that the political crisis in Rivers State had earlier been addressed through the intervention of President Bola Tinubu, particularly during impeachment proceedings initiated against Fubara.

Advertisement

According to Wike, the President advised all parties to embrace peace, leading to the withdrawal of the impeachment move by the State House of Assembly after agreements were reached.

READ ALSO:Rivers APC Suspends Fubara Over Alleged Anti-party Activities

Wike, however, alleged that the governor failed to fully adhere to the terms agreed during the arbitration process.

Advertisement

Reacting to claims that the people were urging Fubara to seek re-election in 2027, Wike rejected the assertion, insisting that such narratives were misleading.

Wike maintained that appearing before the President for arbitration required respect for the outcome, noting that all parties were expected to uphold their commitments.

He said: “The President, intervened in the impeachment proceeding. I said withdraw, let their be peace. And the governor said, look, I’m ready for peace. Look, I’m no longer interested for this. I will not do this. The Assembly went and withdrew the impeachment.

Advertisement

“Having withdrawn the impeachment, he is now too smart on what you agreed before the President. It’s like when you go on arbitration.”

READ ALSO:Court Restrains Rivers Assembly, CJ From Impeaching Fubara, Deputy

Wike continued, “This one is what I don’t like. Nobody wants anybody. Please, don’t tell me that. Excuse me.

Advertisement

You can go and tell that to the market people or children. Two years that people say he should come out. Who told you that?

“Which politician will say that I was sleeping they came and woke me? Even if people people come to wake you, can’t you say, no, I won’t do it. I’m not prepared for it.

“That you appeared before a President of the country on arbitration, the two parties on arbitration, and these people respected Mr. President, and have done their own part.”

Advertisement
Continue Reading

Politics

2027: Wike Opens Up On Preferred Rivers Guber Candidate

Published

on

By

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, on Wednesday said he hasn’t endorsed any candidate for the Rivers state gubernatorial election in 2027.

Wike stated this on Wednesday during his monthly media parley in Abuja.

Wike said that the endorsement will come only after a meeting by the joint coalition in the state.

Advertisement

READ ALSO:2027: Wike Refuses To Confirm Or Deny Chinda’s Governorship Bid

He said: “I haven’t endorsed anybody. And I can’t endorse anybody until the joint coalition meets.”

DAILY POST reports that questions have been raised concerning the fate of current governor of Rivers State, Siminalayi Fubara, in 2027.

Advertisement

The FCT Minister was reported to have endorsed former State Commissioner for Works, Alabo Dakorinama George Kelly, as his preferred candidate for the Rivers State governorship election.

Sources told DAILY POST that Wike settled for George after a closed-door meeting with key political stakeholders in Port Harcourt on Monday.

Advertisement
Continue Reading

Trending

Exit mobile version