IN reaction to recent report that House-to-House Campaign Organisation, a socio-political group, has withdrawn its support for President Goodluck Jonathan’s re-election bid and threw her support behind the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, the organisation has described the report as unfounded.



Speaking during a press conference in Lagos, the Deputy Director General of the organisation, Mrs. Ayodele Olukoya, debunked the report, claiming that the organisation’s support for Jonathan remained intact.

“The name of our group is House-to-House Support Initiative, not House-to-House Educational Initiative. We are campaigning and advocating for the return of President Jonathan come 2015 and we don’t have any reason to withdraw at this crucial time. We have been following the transformation agenda and it is true to its cause. We have the 300 transformation agenda that we had turned into a magazine and we have circulated that. We have done autobiography on Mr. President. We don’t know how the cheap propaganda came about that we are not for Jonathan any longer,” she noted.


She also stated that the organisation has never had any link or connection with Buhari or APC.

“Our belief is continuity in governance. We are yet to find out the true identity of the story, but I am telling you that the person has no substance. People like us are not interested in what the president would offer us because we believe in his agenda. It is just a cheap blackmail and unfounded rumour,” the deputy DG pointed out. http://www.theguardianmobile.com/readNewsItem1.php?nid=38806