2023: Why Buhari, APC have no option than to leave power – PDP
Congress , would have no other option than to exit office at the end of his tenure.
In a statement by its spokesperson, Kola Ologbondiyan, PDP charged Buhari to be courageous enough and issue a fresh new year message to “show remorse for the corruption, incompetence and misrule of his administration as well as admonish his disintegrating The statement reads: “Indeed, President Buhari should stop presenting a picture as if he has the option to continue in office beyond 2023.
“Moreover, President Buhari and his extinguishing APC ought to have known by now that Nigerians have moved ahead and cannot wait to see them go.”
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