If Tinubu Replicates What He Did In Lagos, There Will Be No Nigeria- Bode

Chief Bode George has said if Nigerians allow the presidential candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to replicate what he did in Lagos as governor in Abuja, there will be no Nigeria.

 

 

Newsonline reports that chief Bode George stated this while speaking with BBC Igbo on the internal crisis in his party.

 

 

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain stated that the APC has performed poorly in the management of the country’s unity.

 

 

Bode said the problem in the party remains that the Southern people members are asking for what they will take home to their people among the six major positions in the country’s leadership.

 

 

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He stated that the North cannot be having the presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar and the national chairman position, Ayu Iyorchia.

 

 

“We are asking basically what do we take home. People have proposed that Atiku should do one term.

“The only being who can predict the future positively is the almighty God.

“The one we are saying no.. is you have taken one, we should also take one of the all the top six,” he said.

 

 

Chief Bode George said the call that the agitation for the right of the South should be silenced until after election is not possible.

 

 

“You are saying wait after election. We say foul! foul! No. Now or never,” he added.

 

He cautioned that “And if anybody is fooling them or telling them all will be well, all will not be well oo.

He further stated, “the Obi issue is still a major issue, a major parameter. If we are divided, you know what you are doing, you are further dividing everything.

 

He questioned, “who will go to the villa? Bola Tinubu? Another APC people in the villa? Abeg! No, no!

“We can see what they have done. In fact one of them said… they want to replicate what he did in Lagos in Abuja.

 

“Oh my goodness! to replicate what this guy did in Lagos in Abuja? There will be no Nigeria.”