Former Deputy National Chairman
of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Bode George, has vowed to quit politics
if the Supreme Court affirms Ali Modu Sheriff as chairman of the party.
In an interview with Vanguard, he
stated that “some of us will take a bow and head home”.
“I pray that the justices of the
Supreme Court will remain fair and just and equitable like they have always
been. We are waiting and hoping that justice will be delivered by the Supreme
Court.
“If it is positive on the Makarfi
side, we will rebuild the party, if it falls on Modu Sheriff’s side, some of us
will take a bow and head home,” Bode George said.
He also denied reports that he
was planning to join the All Progressives Congress (APC).
“I was told, I did not read the story and I
felt that was the greatest joke of the year. He (Ajomale) is older than me, I
will respect his age but it is a wishful thinking, I can never abandon a party
well organised, a party well entrenched, a party that is the most nationalistic
in its colours, its composition, regulations, and membership and go to a party
that is a congregation of strange bedfellows. They are yet to get their acts
together.
“I am well trained, I have been
to strategic schools and I know what is good for this country. I won’t waste my
time; maybe he woke up from the wrong side of his bed and was day dreaming. If
he is looking for the big fish, he should go and look among themselves, not me
and not even anything that I stand for,” he said.
Oga is that not how you said you would go into exile if Buhari wins???/
ReplyDeleteI am not understanding again oh