Atiku Abubakar, the Peoples Democratic Party’s presidential candidate, has stated that the All Progressives Congress will not survive the 2023 general elections.
On Thursday in Abuja, the former vice president made the comment during the inauguration of the National Youth Campaign Council, which was chaired by Osun State Governor-elect, Senator Ademola Adeleke, who was represented by former National Youth Leader, Mohammed Maibasira.
Atiku, who defined the APC as a “association” rather than a party, stated that the PDP is the only party in Nigeria.
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“To be honest, PDP is the only political party in the country, APC is not a political party, it is an alliance between the CPC and Tinubu’s party, and we have seen how alliances in this country have disappeared overnight, I don’t think APC would survive after this election, we are going to vote them out come 2023.
On the message of sustained democracy, Atiku said, “this democracy we have in Nigeria, some of us fought for it with all our lives. Many sacrificed their lives for the freedom of speech, movement and freedom of everything we enjoy today.
Atiku further stated that the PDP is the first party to establish a youth council, and that the decision is part of the PDP’s efforts to further enthrone and uphold democracy in the country.
He instructed members of the youth campaign committee to work for the party’s win at the state and local government levels by mobilizing youngsters and giving them hope after the APC’s missteps over the last seven years.
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He added, “PDP is making history in the sense that we are the first political party in the country to inaugurate a youth council. But this is not a surprise because we are the oldest political party in the history of Nigeria.
According to the PDP presidential candidate, the party will provide adolescents the opportunity to become anything they want to be in life, and his five-program agenda will tackle the country’s challenges.
The vice-presidential candidate, Governor Ifeanyi Okowa; the presidential campaign director, Governor Aminu Tambuwal; the National Chairman of the Party, Iliyasu Damagum, some former governors, some national working committee members, the national youth leader and his deputy, representatives from Bayelsa and Edo states, and other party faithful attended the inauguration.
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