By joshua 
The Kogi state chapter of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) of Nigeria, the biggest party in the most populous black Africa, has called on Mothers’ in Kogi State to call on their counterparts worldwide to pray to God to the end pains brought to them and their families by APC misrule and to vote APC out of offices come 2023 elections and beyond.
The party said this, in a Press Release signed by its Director Media and Communications, Comrade Dayo Onibiyo, that the PDP position on women contesting various offices, when it recently allowed some deep concessions in the sales of its forms and in time lag for women is worthy of emulation and goes a long way to demonstrate the party’s believe in our mothers, quoting, “we cherish you our mothers and appreciate your roles in bringing us up, our children, and still caring for us, as well as ensuring that we are leaving in peace and harmony until the APC came in 2015 to scatter the great arrangement.”
We therefore, appeal to you, our mothers to turn to the Almighty God in your droves to ask Him to end the APC reign of lack, hunger, pains, inflations and worse still insecurities of no border, they had brought on Nigerians and residents alike.
The statement, further pleaded with mothers, whom the PDP, describes as soft heart carriers with listening ears from God, as it appeals to them not to fail to fervently ask for God to bring back the PDP, whose 16 years in office is far better and incomparable to the woes and tales of the APC’s just seven (7) horrendous years!
In conclusion, the statement pointed at the fact that a ruling party that could not organize and hold a democratic National Convention at once, but had to keep postponing and eventually relied on table sacking of her national officers, by the dictatorship lines of Mr. Buhari to whip it’s members into forceful line, which clearly exposed them on why they couldn’t govern this great country effectively; and are simply not fit to rule and should not be allowed to go beyond 2023, if we all survive till that date…. Continue reading