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My Vision For Nigeria Will Not Survive Inside APC, PDP – Moghalu

Presidential candidate of the Young Progressive Party (YPP), Prof. Kingsley Moghalu on Monday said that his vision for Nigeria will not survive inside the country’s two biggest political party structures, the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).  He added that both parties have held Nigerians hostage.

Moghalu disclosed this in an exclusive Independence Day tweet chat with The Weekend Show.

The former Deputy Governor of Nigeria’s apex bank was reacting to a series of questions in the tweet chat which lasted almost two hours, when the question popped up: “What makes you confident that you can beat President Buhari in 2019, especially as your party the YPP does not have the structure of PDP and APC?”

In his response, Moghalu said: “This matter of “structure” is how the PDP & APC have kept us in bondage. We should vote for a party and a candidate that can deliver Nigeria and stop being accomplices in our own suffering. The YPP has structures in 36 states.

“As a candidate, I also have my personal structures across the country – The Kingsley Moghalu Support Organization (KIMSO) & The Kingsley Moghalu Volunteers Force (KMVF). We as Nigerians must now create a new reality in 2019.

“Besides, both the APC & PDP practise political apartheid in the form of “zoning”, which would automatically disqualify my vision for our country from seeing the light of day because I come from the “wrong” part of Nigeria.”

See the breakdown of the tweet chat below:

 

 

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