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Obasanjo killed the PDP, Northern professionals hit back at ex-president

Admin March 5, 2017

The Northern Professional Initiative, NPI, has come hard at former President, Chief  Olusegun Obasanjo for declaring that the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, is dead.

“Whether you believe it or not, today PDP is sunk and gone. May the fortune of Nigeria never sink like that of the PDP, ” octogenarian Obasanjo had said in Abeokuta at the weekend.

But NPI, in its reaction said Obasanjo is not God and cannot pronounce anything dead or give guarantee of life.

In a statement  signed by its President, Mallam Abdullahi Gazali, the Northern group stressed that Obasanjo’s undemocratic actions were responsible for the death of the former ruling party.

According to NPI, “It is very characteristic of former President Obasanjo to see himself as being the hero and messiah in any environment he finds himself.

“But as far as his comments about the PDP is concerned, we want to remind him, one more time, that he (Obasanjo) is not God, and it is not in his place to pronounce death or give guarantee of life.

“Everyone knows that Obasanjo left no room for internal democracy to thrive within the PDP when he reigned as president and self-anointed himself as the leader of the party.

“If truly, the PDP is dead and buried, then let no one be left in doubt that Obasanjo is both the executioner and undertaker of the political party that was once hugely generous to him.”

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