President Muhammadu Buhari, has received a sad Democracy Day message from the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Prince Uche Secondus.
The National Chairman of the PDP, in his Democracy Day message, specifically informed President Buhari that today, May 29, 2018, will be the last to be addressed by the All Progressives Congress, APC, President, adding that, the next Democracy Day, which is the 29th of May, 2019, will be a smooth transition from confusion and purposeless governance, to real democracy, which he stated that all Nigerians are anxiously looking forward to.
His words: “Going by their poor record of performance in the last 36 months, and the determination of Nigerians to put the country in the right footing, this is the last Democracy Day this President will mark.
“The next Democracy Day, May 29, 2019, which Nigerians and indeed all lovers of democracy are anxiously looking forward to, would be the smooth transition from confusion and purposeless governance, to real democracy, which the PDP is returning to gift to the nation.
“If Democracy must survive in our country, we must do away with APC, and Nigerians are ready and willing to do just that, because they cherish democracy as the best form of government.”
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