Nigerians will beg Buhari: Onuesoke slams Momoh

-Chief Sunny Onuesoke of the PDP reacts to a statement credited to an APC chieftain, Prince Tony Momoh, who had said“Nigeria will beg Buharito come back in 2019”

– Onuesoke says the PDP will win the presidency in 2019 and will mockthe APC

– Onuesoke says the APC campaign promises have become illusiveChief Sunny Onuesoke, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta state, has said his party will win the 2019 general election.

According to Onuesoke, the PDP will also mock the ruling party All Progressives Congress (APC) for severe hardship Nigerians would have gone through, Vanguard reports.

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– Osinbajo lamentsOnuesoke was reacted to a statement credited to an APC chieftain, Prince Tony Momoh, who had said“Nigeria will beg Buhari to come back in 2019”.

Chief Sunny Onuesoke, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta state, has said his party will win the 2019 general election.

READ ALSO: Three factors that prove Buhari’s change is for the worstOnuesoke said:

“APC would rather apologise to Nigerians and PDP for putting Nigerians in the present hardship.

“What is happening in the country is a testimony that APC does not have anything to provide for betterment of the life of the people.

“PDP will win the Presidency in 2019 and return Nigeria back to past glory which they have benefitted from the party in term of adherence to rule of law, low inflation rate, provision of power, low exchange rate, cheap fuel,provision of cheap food and other comfort of life which are presently lacking.

“The truth is that people are sufferinga lot of hardship now but this was not the promise. The campaign promise was to bring down the cost of fuel, create jobs, Naira to be at par with dollar, provide electricity and other social which have presently become illusive.

”President Muhammadu Buhari’s victory over ex-president Goodluck Jonathan in the 2015 general election was one many pundits neversaw coming.Buhari, a retired major

-general who contested on the platform of the APC polled a total of 15,416,221 votes to defeat Jonathan who got 12,853,162 votes.