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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)says no amount of kneeling down in public to beg Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, by Governor Yahaya Bello would save him from having a woeful defeat in the forthcoming Kogi State governorship election expected to hold in November.
The Kogi State Chapter of the PDP in a statement issued on Friday and signed by Dickson Achadu, Director Research and Documentation, described as shameful for the governor to be kneeling down in pretence, when in the past he has insulted Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, and Prof. Yemi Osibanjo, but now thinks his actions would sway the party’s leadership favour in his direction to get the party’s ticket.
The Kogi PDP said it is looking forward to an electoral context with Gov. Bello, as he would be an easy meat to chew, having failed woefully to offer good governance, has been rejected by the people who do not want Kogi to be a cemetery.
The PDP says it is very much aware that the crocodile tears governor bello is shedding by knelling down, is deceptive, mischievous, describing him as a man who the scale of power that covers his eyes in the last three and half years, is now beginning to fall, says it is too late to cry, pointing out that it is a known fact in Kogi state that the APC cannot win election in Kogi state.
The PDP described the so called APC victory been mouthed by governor bello in the state in the last election as phyrric, one that was gotten using AK 47, intimidation, violence and outright writing of result by governor bello.
The PDP called on the APC leader, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, who is an experienced politician, to ask governor Yahaya Bello what he did with all the allocation, bailout funds, Paris fund refunds, alongside monies borrowed from commercial banks, yet the state remains heavily indebted, with no visible development in the last three and a half years.
The PDP assured that come November, Gov. Bello and the APC would be history in Kogi, assuring that like the biblical pharaoh, the people of Kogi state would not only be liberated, the enemies they see in Gov. Bello would no longer be seen
