The First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, has likened members of the All Progressives Congress, APC, to bus conductors who always ask for ‘change’.
The opposition party is known for its ‘change’ as campaign slogan.
The President’s wife called on all women in the country to come out en mass and vote for the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the coming March 28 and April 11 general elections
and disregard the change anthem championed by the opposition party.
Mama Peace, as she’s known declared that any woman who votes for All Progressives Congress, APC, is an enemy of herself.
The First Lady stated this at Orerokpe, Okpe Local Government Area of Delta State, at the PDP Women for Change Initiative Presidential Rally in the state.
Mrs Jonathan while lauding the administration of her husband, cited the Youth Enterprise With Innovation in Nigeria, YouWin and Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme, SUREP, as some of the empowerment programmes the PDP was using to empower women and youths in the country.
She said: “The PDP is a party that talks less and does more, unlike the APC that tells new lies every week. When you catch them today, they will tell another lie tomorrow. We (PDP) do not tell you about change because we are not bus conductors that ask for change.
“We are now in a digital age and we should reject anyone who wants to take us back to analog days. They keep saying they will do this and that. They should tell us what they have done for Nigerians while in office. As for President Jonathan, he has vowed to do more when he is re-elected.
“President Jonathan has brought a lot of innovation and empowerment programmes for us women. This is because no one loves the Nigerian woman more than Mr. President and the best way to pay him back is by re-electing him.”
In his remark, the state governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan said: “When someone does well in office, you should return that person to office and that is why all Deltans are prepared to re-elect President Jonathan as President, come March 28.”
This woman is too garrulous
ReplyDeleteWhen someone does well in office the person should be returned. Well said, thus we cannot return mediocre performer. That is developmental suicide and dangerous to commit in a digital world in which many of our countrypeople have either tasted good governance or have heard of its benefits in other countries. Change all the way.
ReplyDeleteWe need change, we don't want PDP again “march4buhari"
ReplyDeleteHippopotamus speaking, we already know that one of her biggest challenge is English language.
ReplyDeleteInstead of her to keep her secrete to be secrete, she keep on making the same mistake over and over again.
She should be told that she cannot stop the moving train of APC, that will soon crush her and her mumu, clueless husband called GEJ.
Recently she killed a police man in Okrika, and eleven women just because she does not want APC in her home village Okrika. The blood of innocent soul will surely be upon your head and that of your husband head. God will never forgive both of you. you are the real number one enemy of Nigerian women. They must be liberated from your caprice com 28 march, 2015.
Many of our bus conductors are well spoken,educated and polished more than our illiterate first lady.Shame on you first lady.
ReplyDeleteIt is a shame listening to this woman speaks. She is obviously insensitive and by showing disrespect and disregard to the downtrodden who found themselves doing menial jobs like bus conductors because the ruling elites including her family, stole the common wealth of the citizens. THE WORST FIRST LADY IN NIGERIA.
ReplyDeleteChai! Chai!! Chai!!!, She forgot she was even addressing 'PDP Women for 'Change' Initiative?, An initiative with 'change' as it base slogan?
ReplyDeleteIn my place if you want to know the quality of a man all you do is to look out for the wife. I was discussing this with my friends before the 2011 election but they drawn my voice but it is so clear now than before. Our president is not competent to rule over this great nation.
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