AFRICAN DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS JOIN COALITION TO FLUSH OUT BUHARI, SAYS OSHINOWO
Oshinowo who is the Chairman Ogun State Chapter of African Democratic Congress(ADC) decried what he described as hunger in the land, emphasizing that the country had become one with the worst economic indices in the whole world under Buhari.
He also condemned deployment of 56,000 military and police personnel at the just concluded Ekiti State Governorship elections, arguing that, the development was an indication that the President lacked the will to secure the country.
The African Democratic Congress(ADC) boss stated the Buhari government should have sent the same number of personnel to stop the Fulani herdsmen’s killings in some Northern States,just as he called on the youths and women to join the party in order to save the country from the current economic, religious and political chaos.
His words ,“ADC is the fastest growing political entity in Nigeria for good reasons. It is a symbol of hope; it is a symbol of the concerted efforts of the patriots to rescue the nation from the present ongoing misrule and maladministration of the APC government and it is the hope of youth and women in general.
“Look at what is happening in APC today, the President has performed woefully, everybody knows that and yet that big party cannot find anybody to challenge him. He is the sole candidate; he has already been ordained again for another four years. Everybody sees that Buhari is not good for this nation. CUPP will provide a incredible alternative.”
Oshinowo added, “ADC is engaged in a rescue mission. The ADC is a proud member of CUPP. We are also very keen on leadership and governance. To a large extent, many people see politics as a quick way of making money, and not a platform for social development, for public service, for social engineering as our founding fathers want it to be. The ADC wants to change all that.
“It is a vehicle for restoring good governance. It is as if we are in a war situation. There are unrestrained killings. If someone wants to give the definition of the failed state, where life is brutish, short and insecure; when you sleep and you don’t know that you will wake up; when you go to work, you don’t know if you will come back home; that is the description of Nigeria today.
“The economy has failed; Nigeria has now become one with the worst economic indices of poverty in the whole world. Over 300 businesses have been shut down since this administration came into office and more are shutting down. Famine is looming because when farmers plant and they cannot harvest because their food has been scattered by cattle, what will be there for human consumption?”
