10 REASONS WHY APC IS NOT BETTER THAN PDP BY MR.RIGHTS

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An activist friend of mine, IG wala has declared his intention to contest the 2015 election under the platform of the PDP in his state, Gombe. And ever since his declaration, some people have littered the social media space with all sort of uninformed posting, condemnation, questioning his decision to join a party that has destroyed Nigeria since 1999 as if the PDP is the name of somebody. 
To the best of my knowledge, Nobody is called PDP, we only have PDP members. A PDP member today can also become an APC member tomorrow and vice ver sa. But whatever individuals do while in a party, others who are members of the party cannot be held responsible for other peoples action, neither can their bad actions prevent other from joining the same party to advance the cause of good governance. In this instance, PDP is a national platform for all those who aspire to govern, some use it for good, while other use it for bad.

In view of this, I wish to educate those who speak out of low enlightment to correct certain misconceptions. And for those who are delibrately being mischivous, you are on your own.
Let me give 10 reasons why APC is not better than PDP, so that we must all resolve to support the good people in every political parties for the good of the people.
ONE: Who is perceived to be enslaving Kwara before and is still enslaving Kwara today? Saraki.
From which party was he perceived to be enslaving kwarans before? PDP. And from which party is he perceived to be enslaving Kwara today? APC. 
Because the man who is perceived to be enslaving the people in PDP left the party for APC, many opposition members in kwara APC quickly decamped to PDP leaving Saraki in APC. As it stands in Kwara politics, Kwara perceived oppressor is in APC today not PDP.
Now, Is APC better than PDP?

TWO: Who was perceived to have allowed the dreaded Yankalare group that killed many and destroyed many homes to prosper in Gombe State? Goje.
From which party did he allow Yankalare group to prosper while serving as Governor? PDP.
And which party is he today? APC. 
The many activists in Gombe state that have been against Goje’s perceived role in the activities of the group and trying to bring him to justice would never join APC in Gombe state. That party represents the oppressors party in that state. No sensible activist would go under APC to aspire for office in Gombe, IG Wala is one of the leading activists in Gombe state, hence his decision to join PDP.
Is APC better than PDP?
THREE: Who introduced political Shariah in Zamfara state to trial poor people but failed to subject himself to the trial of the same Shariah as regards to economic and financial misappropriation? Yarima. From which Party did he introduce the political Shariah? ANPP.
And which party his he today? APC.

FOUR: Who is currently destroying Nigeria by allowing Bokoharam to kill innocent people without taking adequate actions and supplying military with needed equipments? Who inflicted pain on Nigerians by removing subsidy without proper implementation? Who is dividing the nation and promoting religious and sectional hatred? Under whose care did unemployment increase to 54%? Who is promoting corruption by pardoning convicted corrupt officials? The answer is Goodluck Jonathan. Which Party is he? PDP.
Is PDP better than APC?

FIVE: Who was described as the most corrupt governor in Africa? Tinubu of Lagos. Which party is he? APC.
SIX: Which Governor built more schools in Nigeria? Amaechi of Rivers state. Which party is he? APC.

SEVEN: Which governor built more infrastructures in Nigeria? Akpabio. Which party is he? PDP.


EIGHT: Who transformed Kano into a world class city and created several empowerment scheme? Kwankwaso. Which party is he? APC.
 
 
NINE: Which governor is the most people oriented governor that offer free education from primary, secondary and university level- Okorocha of Imo- which party is he? APC.
TEN: Which Governor restore peace to Gombe state by de-militarising and empowering the Yankalare boys? Dakwambo. Which party is he? PDP.
We can continue to list them…..
From the above, we can see that both PDP and APC have bad and good people among them.
So I ask, which party is better between APC and PDP?

The parties are innocent, only those members engaged in bad conducts are guilty of those negative actions.
If the good people fail to occupy both parties, we shall all feel the heat of their misgovernance. 
Let all the good people in Nigeria move into any political party of their choices and make it impossible for the bad people to continue in their bad ways. We must move to support the good people irrespective of their party. We must help them cleanse both parties from bad behavior.
Let me use this opportunity to Congratulate the young hope of Nigeria,the forward ever activist, Barrister Kayode Ajulo for his principled stance and election as the NATIONAL SECRETARY OF THE ULMIGHTY LABOR PARTY OF NIGERIA. 

LET THE YOUTHS TAKE OVER THE PLATFORMS FOR THE GOOD OF THE PEOPLE.
I CAN CONFIDENTLY SAY THAT, LABOR PARTY IS NOW IN  SAFE HAND OF A VISIONARY YOUTH. YOU TOO CAN JOIN THE TRAIN OF VISION. Mr.Rights

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