PDP Can’t Manage Its Affairs, Poised To Fail – APC Lagos

As the 2023 general elections draw closer, another faliure is iminent for the main opposition party in Lagos, the PDP according to the ruling party in Lagos, All Progressive Congress ( APC).

Seye Oladejo, APC state publicity secretary in a statement said PDP is reputed for faliure in the state and there will be no difference come next year.

It will be recalled that the PDP national chairman, Senator Iyiocha Ayu had said the party will win Lagos and 24 other states in the coming elections.

But Oladejo said ” we acknowledge the consistency of the opposition party in its permanent day-dreaming and irresponsible permutations, it’s advisable to be more discerning in order to be able to absorb the shock of their impending devastating defeat. It’s also laughable that it came from its national chairman, Senator Iyiocha Ayu who has been declared personal non-grata in his home state.”

The publicity secretary said Nigerians stopped taking PDP seriously before now with its intransigent crisis which is a clear reflection of poor leadership and ability to manage its affairs.

” How can a party that has been in a free fall since its presidential primaries and even mismanaged funds to build its national headquarters lay any claim to integrity , hope and vision ?
I’m not aware that the PDP national chairman, Senator Iyiocha Ayu has been able to clear the corruption allegations against him.”

” It’s certainly not enough to dream of winning a certain number of states, the reality on ground is in total contrast.
Lagos state remains an impenetrable fortress for PDP with its more than two decades of electoral abysmal performance.
The incumbent governor , Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu , has earned his place of pride and preference by well meaning Lagosians to consolidate on the landmark achievements of the first term in the next tenure.
PDP at whatever level does not constitute a threat to our retention of power in Lagos state and at the center.
Nigeria will certainly not go back to the years of the locust.
In any electoral process, talk is cheap but the real language of communication is the PVC. The PDP has no reason to be hopeful.”