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Ex-president Goodluck Jonathan Sends Warning Message To APC Led Administration

Goodluck Jonathan Explodes In Anger, Sends Final Warning Message To Tinubu, Buhari, Others

Former President, Goodluck Jonathan, has on Saturday, sent a strong warning to the President Muhammadu Buhari-led All Progressives Congress, APC, to never again intimidate the members of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, or be ready for a showdown.

Jonathan sent this warning during the PDP National non-Election Convention, currently being held at the Eagle Square, Abuja.

Jonathan who stormed the podium, flanked by his former Vice, Namadi Sambo, declared that the PDP is now ready to kick out the APC out of Aso villa, in 2019, hence is no longer afraid of intimidation.

“I want to send a strong warning to the Buhari-led APC, never again to intimidate the PDP members, because the opposition party is ready to take over power. We wont be afraid of any intimidation.”

Jonathan who spoke amidst the cheering crowd, said that PDP during its sixteen years in power, was able to take Nigeria to a greater height.

”With PDP, there will be no more hunger, no poverty, no joblessness, because we have creative minds who can turn things around. I believe in PDP, and God also believes in PDP. I repeat, no PDP member should be intimidated, because we will resist it. God Is with us.”

2 comments:

  1. I they laugh woooo,Goodluck go rest allow better characters and competent politicians like Dr Sule Lamido to talk NOT u a defeated contestant or bettered said a drop out politician in the history of Nigeria.

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  2. Hnmnmnm he didn't say he was running again na.

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