ONUESOKE DESCRIBES APC WARD CONGRESSES AS A SIGN OF SYSTEM FAILURE...Says PDP Remains The Best Model For True Democratic Practice

Chief Sunny Onuesoke 

The just concluded Ward Congresses organized by the All Progressives Congress, APC on Saturday, witnessed violence and destruction of ballot boxes, attacks by aggrieved members resulting to loss of lives and even burning down of structures in several states of the country.



Prominent chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party in Delta State, Chief Sunny Onuesoke has described the outcome of the APC Ward Congresses across the country, as a sign of system failure of the ruling party.

Chief Onuesoke made this known in media chat with newsmen in Osun State while reacting to the conduct and outcome of the APC Ward Congresses held across the country over the weekend after the PDP South West mega rally in Oshogbo.

According to the PDP stalwart, "the violence, killings and brutality that characterized the conduct and the outcome of the Ward Congress of the ruling All Progressives Congress is a sign of system failure within the structures of the party and the country if Nigerians allow APC to come back in 2019".

"This is just a prelude to the monumental collapse that will befall the APC if they go ahead with their planed national convention", he stated.

"No doubt, the outcome of the APC Ward Congresses across the country is a manifestation of the level of division, injustice and lack of internal democracy which has been the hallmark of the ruling party since it conception till date and, this goes to show that all is not well with the ruling party, which is a further proof that APC as a party can no longer be trusted by Nigerians for another four years".

"How can we trust a party that is divided against itself"? He queried

Chief Sunny Onuesoke who is also an environmentalist, however called on Nigerian public to be ready to embrace the Peoples Democratic Party and ensure its return back to power, come 2019.

"PDP remains the best model for other party to emulate in terms of true democratic practice", Onuesoke insisted.