You Are Worse—Lagos PDP Tells Lagos APC

By Lagos PDP

The Lagos State Chapter of PDP has lashed at Lagos APC for expressing joy over the seemingly crack in the PDP, describing such character as Ungodly, Sadist and Anarchist.


The Acting Lagos State APC Publicity Secretary was reported in Punch, on Monday, to have expressed delight over the internal crisis in the ruling PDP, especially as brought up by the 18page letter written by former President Olusegun Obasanjo to incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan.

Reacting further, the Lagos State Chapter of PDP described the APC as agent provocateurs who take delight and fester issues that can overheat the Polity. "They are no less enemies of Nigeria"

The Party has consequently counselled the Lagos APC to search other avenues of rescucitating its moribund Publicity rather than acting "busy body" in internal matters of PDP, adding that "Lagosians have experienced enough nuisance value of APC in the state"

"The more the lagos APC tries to come to the public, the worse their situation becomes. They ought to be perpetually silent as a result of the obvious mis-governance in the State, but they shamelessly dabble into unconcerned matters in a busy-body character"

According to the Lagos PDP, it is proud of its own leaders who, for National interest, are always quick to confront and tell themselves the truth and not cover up any perceived inadequacies.

"This is unlike the APC who has become a merger of Anarchists, Sadist and comfort Zone for the not-do-wells expelled from PDP"

The Party restate that the PDP remains the best Political Party for the Country at this time. "The PDP is giving the country transparent and engaging governance; this is unlike the APC practice in their States where they run a syndicate Government where its leaders see no evil in themselves!

We particulalrly mention the apparent take over of the economy of lagos State by the APC national leader. We thus further advise the lagos APC to get more rational in criticism.

Signed:
TAOFIK GANI
Lagos State PDP