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2023: Nigerians tired of lies from APC, PDP —LP Chairman

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Chairman of the Labour Party in Bauchi State, Barrister Husseini Saraki has been opined that Nigerians are tired of misrule by both the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) since the return of democratic rule in 1999.

He expressed optimism that the Presidential candidate of the party, Peter Obi would cruise to victory in the 2023 Presidential election considering his wide acceptability across the country .

Hussaini Saraki, was speaking on Saturday during the One Million-man march rally organized by the Labour Party in the state to mobilize support for the candidates of the party at all levels.

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He said that “Nigerians are tired of lies of both the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and party and the main opposition party, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP)”

The LP Chairman expressed joy at the large turnout of multitude of supporters who thronged the streets of Bauchi to support the Obi-Datti Presidential and Vice Presidential ticket saying that critics who believe the Labour Party has no structure will eat their words.

According to him, “We are tired of all their lies and we want to show them we are serious. During the day of the election they will be surprised,”.

By Yemi Kanji

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