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PDP demands apology from ACN over defence on Tinubu
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), on Thursday, demanded apology from the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) for subjecting the nation to international embarrassment over its defence of the attendance of its national leader, Chief Bola Tinubu, at the national convention of the Democratic Party in the United States.
Chief Tinubu had, in a statement issued by his media aide, Mr Sunday Dare, denied paying $5,000 to secure invitation for the event, arguing that he was invited by a senior member of the party.
The party, in a release issued by its National Publicity Secretary, Olisa Metuh, stated that the matter explained itself in clear terms.
“The ACN tried to force its dish of lies down the throats of Nigerians on the imaginary international exposure and connection of its national leader. This attempt by the party to ingeniously tap from the credibility of an American political institution through a spurious claim backfired.
“The Democratic Party convention officials would have none of that and wasted no time in denying ACN and Bola Tinubu. The implication of this on the image of Nigeria and the pride of our good people is wantonly damaging.
“The matter needs no further explanation if not for the ACN’s deliberate persistence on misinforming the nation,” the release said.
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written by ademanu2012, September 14, 2012
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written by Omoba, September 14, 2012
omoba
written by Ogunro S., September 14, 2012
Now, the issue of Asiwaju, trying to acquire a scandalous fame from America beggars believe! What everybody is saying about this, bothers on integrity of a man who, if grated the opportunity, would like to lead Nigeria and Nigerians, sooner. Why is it that our so-called leaders always want to lie their ways through everything: election rigging, acquiring fake and bogus credentials, financial malpractices etc. Any wonder then, why Nigeria is on its kneels, begging for the righteous ones to transform her?!
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