Nda-Isaiah Obtains APC Membership Card, to Contest for Presidency

Source: pointblanknews.com

The Chairman of Leadership Newspapers, Mr. Sam Nda-Isaiah, and

Presidential Aspirant of the All progressive Congress (APC) has stated

that the APC is the only solution to the numerous political problems

facing Nigeria.
According to Nda-Isaiah, who spoke to Journalists after his registration

yesterday at Gofar –Dogara Mainadi in Makera ward of Chanchaga Local

Government Area of Niger State, he joined politics to offer a direction

and chart a new course for the country.
He stated that “the country is nose-diving as a result of the corruption

of the People's Democratic Party (PDP)” adding that the APC is a party

that would bring the needed change for Nigerians.
The Chairman, who was accompanied by the Niger state APC registration

Committee Chairman Zakeri Angulu, the secretary of the Committee, Sabo

Mohammed, as well as the Director General SAM4NIGERIA, Mallam Bala Garba,

was issued card Number 0100402 as the second person to be registered in

the unit.
“What made me come into Nigeria politics is because Nigeria needs

direction we cannot continue on this path, there is need for a new

direction and that is why I have joined the race to bring that change”, he

said.
When asked what his relationship with Buhari was and why he had to go into

the race knowing that Buhari might still be interested, he said, “Buhari

has always been my boss and will remain my boss but I am not thinking the

way you are thinking. We talk from time to time and I have already told

him my intention”.
He stated that besides, Buhari has not declared that he is interested to

run for any position yet “Buhari has not said he is going to contest yet

but I am going to contest”, while stating that he joined APC because it is

the only progressive party in Nigeria.
Mr. Nda-Isaiah later visited the party secretariat located at off Zarumai

Road Minna with other party members where he was received by the

representative of the party executives Attairu Musa Abubakar.