A former National Publicity
Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Professor Ahmed Rufai Alkali
has stated that the recent verdict by the Supreme Court, which sacked the Ali
Modu Sheriff caretaker committee has opened the door for those who deserted the
party to return.
Speaking with Vanguard, the PDP
chieftain said the former ruling party had learnt its lesson and would never
allow history repeat itself.
His words, “Already, Senator
Ahmed Makarfi and other leaders of our party who spoke immediately after the
Supreme Court judgment were all on one page that the door remains open and is
open not only for Sheriff but for all members of our party who deserted the
party out of anger, frustration and bitterness.
“The opening of the door is the most important
point, and I believe that in this process of reconciliation, it is very
important that people put Nigeria first and put the party first. If you are
fighting to serve this country, then it doesn’t.”
Asked what the party leaders were
doing to regain the party’s lost glory and the confidence of the people, the
ex-presidential aide said, “I know the party has been going through crises at
various times and of different dimensions but the crisis that the party faced
in the past two years has been unprecedented.
“Since all of us are living
witnesses to what happened and how this crisis evolved and led to last
Wednesday (decision of the Supreme Court). This is not the time for jubilation
but for deep reflection.
“We have to ask ourselves what
went wrong and also to know that it is not over until it is over because, in
politics, you need at least three levels of victories. You need the legal
victory, the political victory and the moral victory.”
PDP should be a forever dead party in Nigeria. Aren't you people remorseful at all? What is wrong with you guys! Don't you people have fear of God at all. Everyone of you in that party put Nigeria in this shameful situation. Haven't you people done enough damage. No party in Nigeria can make Nigeria better than what it was in the hands of the colonial masters. Lets put sentiment aside.
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