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Nigerians should be awarded certificates of survival under APC-led government – Melaye
Spokesperson of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, Dino Melaye, said Nigerians have suffered enough under the Buhari-led government and should be awarded certificates of survival in 2023.
The former federal lawmaker, who took to his Twitter handle on Sunday, said the All Progressives Congress (APC) had failed to deliver on its campaign promises to Nigerians.
He charged Nigerians to deploy every possible strategy in order to prevent the return of the ruling party to power next year.
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He said: “Anyone who survives the Buhari-led government must be given a certificate of survival. Why are these people still coming out to campaign? There will be no Nigeria if APC returns. Nigeria will become another Somalia if the ruling party wins in 2023.
“That is why we are calling on all Nigerians to put on their thinking cap. We must pray, vote and protest the ruling party out of power. We must make sure that APC is never seen in the political hemisphere of the country. The destruction is too much. People are dying on a daily basis. And yet this satanic party is still saying they want to come back to power.
“We are calling on Nigerians. Enough is enough. Just wait for May 29 and pack your things and go. You don’t even need to talk to Nigerians again. Instead of you coming out and saying sorry to Nigerians, you’re campaigning for Tinubu. Never.”
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