I Will Free Lagosians From APC Bondage – Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan has said that he would free the people of
Lagos State from the “bondage” of the All Progressives Congress (APC),
which has ruled the state since the inception of the fourth republic in
1999.
He asked the people not to vote for APC during the rescheduled general elections but to cast their votes for all the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidates contesting elections, so as to be free from APC’s alleged 16 years of oppression.
The President said this when a group of market women in the state paid him solidarity visit at the State House, Marina, Lagos.
Jonathan promised the market women that a PDP-led administration in the state would provide the enabling environment for traders to do business without hindrance.
Jonathan commended the women for supporting his re-election bid and urged them not to be intimidated by the opposition, saying, “I have listened to you; you have been carrying the PDP flag; you have been humiliated but you still marched on.
Thank you for working hard for PDP. This is the final struggle and the time for us to use all our strength to achieve victory.”
Earlier, the leader of the visiting team, Hajia Aminat Hussein, had told Jonathan that they had stood by the PDP since its inception but regretted that the members suffered harassment under the APC-led government in the state.
He asked the people not to vote for APC during the rescheduled general elections but to cast their votes for all the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidates contesting elections, so as to be free from APC’s alleged 16 years of oppression.
The President said this when a group of market women in the state paid him solidarity visit at the State House, Marina, Lagos.
Jonathan promised the market women that a PDP-led administration in the state would provide the enabling environment for traders to do business without hindrance.
Jonathan commended the women for supporting his re-election bid and urged them not to be intimidated by the opposition, saying, “I have listened to you; you have been carrying the PDP flag; you have been humiliated but you still marched on.
Thank you for working hard for PDP. This is the final struggle and the time for us to use all our strength to achieve victory.”
Earlier, the leader of the visiting team, Hajia Aminat Hussein, had told Jonathan that they had stood by the PDP since its inception but regretted that the members suffered harassment under the APC-led government in the state.
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