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Saraki’s defection: Atiku happy, says ‘APC has degraded our democracy, economy’

Freedom Reporter by Freedom Reporter
July 31, 2018
in Breaking News, News, Politics
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I received the news that the Senate President, Senator Bukola Saraki, has resigned from the All Progressives Congress, with great joy.
Senator Saraki’s ordeal at the hand of the All Progressives Congress is all too familiar to lovers of democracy in Nigeria and around the world. Leaving a party which maliciously prosecuted him and subjected him to the most degrading treatment, notwithstanding his status as the nation’s number three citizen, took courage, and I commend him.
What the APC did to Senator Saraki is what they have also done to Nigeria as a nation. They have degraded our democracy and our economy.

Bukola Saraki is a product of the Peoples Democratic Party, under whose banner her became a Presidential Adviser, Governor and Senator. The PDP’s ideology and political philosophy is conducive to Senator Saraki’s political leaning.

I, therefore, not only welcome Senator Saraki’s resignation from the APC, I also urge him to go one step further and join the only party capable of enshrining genuine democracy in Nigeria as well as lasting economic progress. I urge Senator Saraki to join our great party, the Peoples Democratic Party.
May God bless Nigeria and may God bless the PDP.

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