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54 years After Independence, APC Introduces Imperialism For Hiring Obama’s Ex-consultant – PDP

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Following the appointment of a consultant by the All progressives Congress to boost the electoral chances of the party, the ruling Peoples Democratic Party today expressed shock.

The PDP through the National Publicity Secretary, Olisa Metuh, the announcement that it had engaged the services of a foreign firm, AKPD Message and Media has shown that it does not have faith in Nigeria, indigenous consultancy firms and the teeming well qualified, world acclaimed Nigerian professionals and technocrats.

The ruling party Wednesday called on Nigerians an attempt by the opposition party to throw the nation back to imperialism, 54 years after independence.

“Just as the leopard cannot change its spots so also is the APC unable to hide its true colour as an anti-people organisation, tied to the apron string of foreign interests in utter disdain for fellow Nigerians and the age long clamour for local content.”

Metuh said the latest action was not only an affront to nationalism but a weird embrace of neo-colonialism at a time national pride and assertiveness have assumed a rule of engagement in global politics.

He said, “We are afraid that neo-colonialism is the guiding ethos of the APC’s quest to rule Nigeria. It is now apparent that the leadership of this opposition party may have perfected plans to use same foreign interests to siphon national resources and reverse the pro-national socio-economic foundation laid by the founding fathers of Nigeria.”

Metuh added in the statement added that unlike the APC whose ideological thrust he said was to relegate Nigerians and their indigenous firms, he said that the PDP believes in Nigerians and will continue to work with them and to create the enabling environment for hardworking private individuals and indigenous firms to thrive in all fields of endeavor including media, manufacturing, trade, commerce and other critical sectors of the economy.

“This explains why companies like Intel Services, Globacom, AIT, Dangote, Oando, UBA and a host of other ingenious firms have continued to excel and compete favourably with their peers all over the world, a trend the APC wants to scuttle”, he added.

Metuh therefore urged Nigerians to continue to note the unpatriotic and anti-people actions of the APC and called on all well meaning Nigerians to rise up and resist the APC adding that “a party which has clearly shown that it has no regard for the talents of the people it seeks to govern can never win the trust of Nigerians.”

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  1. Do we need angels and prophets to understand that APC has failed? A party that saw PDP and its members as monumental failures but as soon as some disgruntled members of PDP joined her, she started celebrating them. What a contradiction. As for hiring the services of foreign firm, this is a tip of the ice berg for Nigerians as the way APC would contract every available benefits of Nigerians to foreigners. I predict that APC will never control the central government come 2015

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