aribisala0:
That's a good one.
Have you got any names in mind ?

aribisala0:
That's a good one.
Have you got any names in mind ?

eksammy: FASHOLA FOR PRESIDENT......ROOCHAS FOR VICE PRESIDENT


THATS THE ONLY TIME I'LL START TAKING THE OPPOSITION SERIOUS

Wadeoye:

Is North not part of Nigeria? And with the destruction and division GEJ has brought on the north, they wont even allow him to campaign there talkless of getting votes.

Majority of the 20million votes GEJ got came from where? Wasnt this from the padded figures from SS and SE where 95% turnout were recorded as against the average of 45% turnout in other places? Your myopic mind should grow up and get civilized.

2015 will be record breaking in the history of election in Nigeria.

chucky234: Ah....ok
Bring it on boy

Sam Milla:

We have people with conscience like Chris Ngige who is a Senator. I don't personally like the style of Okorocha. I am not from from their state anyway.

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Sincere 9gerian: The four major opposition political parties- ACN, ANPP, CPC and APGA - are now officially merged. This was confirmed by leaders of the party few minutes ago.

Source: Radio Nigeria

aribisala0:
I was thinking more along the lines of Senator Uba or Chukwumerije or Pius Anyim surely these are heavyweights

hrmkz: What will the new party be called?

aribisala0:
That's a good one.
Have you got any names in mind ?

aribisala0:
That's a good one.
Have you got any names in mind ?

aribisala0:
That's a good one.
Have you got any names in mind ?

aribisala0:
That's a good one.
Have you got any names in mind ?

hrmkz: What will the new party be called?

hrmkz: What will the new party be called?

hrmkz: What will the new party be called?

deandavid: so as oshobaba delivered edo acn to gej.

In his remarks, the Imo State Governor, Okorocha debunked allegations that his party –APGA- was not involved in the merger process; saying that he and his party are very much committed to the progress and development of Nigeria.

Senator Jejere (who stood in for Governor Ibrahim Geidam of Yobe State) also asserted that the merger will end the reign of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) come 2015 and put the country in the right perspective. He stressed that the PDP had not served the country and its people properly since 1999 when it came to power.

He assured that the opposition parties have all that is required to serve the people and put the country on the right footing.

Governor Fashola who also spoke at the event disclosed that other State Governors would soon join the merger bid even as he said that some were unavoidably absent from the meeting.

jydeoshodi: The merger of these parties is the begining of crisis in these country as 70% of them were in PDP.

Hilaskee: Political coalition is good but building a coalition that cut across diversifying religious & ethnic lines may cause a great barrier...for instance how can a Western dominated ACN trust an Eastern controlled APGA & how can a Northern populated CPC agree with an Igbo led APGA...How can they handle the strife of policy making, political ideologies & representations? PDP is still strong because it's organisation is not based on ethnic or religious sentiments but based on Intra group & Inter group understanding...All the same, let's see how the merger goes!