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PDP Ineffective, Nonetheless Failing As a result of Of Vanity – Aisha Yesufu
Aisha Yesufu
Nigerian activist, Aisha Yesufu has stated that the Peoples Democratic Celebration, PDP, is a ineffective occasion that misplaced elections due to conceitedness.
Yesufu stated PDP would have received the 2023 presidential election if it had fielded the Labour Celebration flagbearer, Peter Obi as its presidential candidate.
She famous that PDP would have received the 2015 and 2023 presidential elections.
In a sequence of tweets, the activist defined that PDP didn’t win the presidential elections because of greed.
Yesufu stated: “PDP was ineffective in 2015 and it’s nonetheless ineffective in 2023. Each elections had been PDP’s to win they usually horrendously threw each away.
“Their members are operating round spinning some conspiracy theories after they had been dumb and dumber with conceitedness and greed.
“PDP would have received the 2015 election both by fielding a distinct candidate or listening and responding to the cries of the individuals however their conceitedness had gotten maintain of them.
“PDP would have received the 2023 election by fielding Peter Obi however their greed is a decent vice round their neck.
“PDP failed and nonetheless failing to learn the handwriting on the wall.”
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