In a recent interview, Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate for the People Democratic Party, charged that the Labour Party lacked any kind of political organization.
He said this: “Realistically speaking, where is Labour in this nation? Where is the building? There is no single representative, assembly, or house of assembly member; there is no senate; there is no national or local government; there is no chairman; there is nothing.”
In response to Atiku “daring” Nigerian youngsters to vote Labour Party, Kate Henshaw says.
According to Atiku, the Labour Party is a newcomer to the game and lacks the experience necessary to lead a nation.
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“Well, they’re started; a start is a start. But, you cannot begin at the top “He spoke When the interviewer said that the Labour Party was popular with young people,
The percentage of youth is far greater than the old and elderly…So shall it be…Arrogance is not a good quality in leadership. Shikena.”
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Nigerians react, blissinmudems: “Must you talk about the opposition party, why not talk about what you have to offer.”
queennnebisi: ” Nobody Dey even mention pdp for this election …” He’s not even asking youths to vote for him. He is acting like it’s his birth right. What arrogance.
jayligal: “Atiku is right!!!!!! Obi will do well at the ballot however it will NOT be enough to win the elections….Elections are primarily won by Mobilization and sanitisation. Let’s start with a PDP ward chairman in Ogbaku ward in the Mbaitoli LGA of Imo State. That ward chairman and his boys are going round the houses and streets daily and encouraging people to vote for PDP….then you have the LG chairman doing the same on a larger scale, the governor, the House of Assembly, the House of Representatives, the Senators, the former governors and the stakeholders too. …LP followers do their mobilisation too but certainly not on the frequency, wide reach and scale of these people.
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