The National Publicity Secretary of Action Democratic Party (ADP), Hon. Akeem Jimoh, has called on members of the party to work for success in the 2019 general elections.
Jimoh, made the remarks at a meeting of the political association in Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State capital, when its supporters from the 16 local governments met to discuss the way forward. The association has applied to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) registration.
He promised that the party would emerge victorious in the next general election. He said: “We are the mega party that would sweep away the inefficient and uncoordinated leadership in the country due to bad leadership.”
The ADP has scaled through the hurdles of registration by INEC and is currently waiting to get the nod of the commission to participate in future elections.
The Ekiti State Chairman, Hon. Emmanuel Abegunde, has advised members to be conscious in the choice of the candidates. He described some of the politicians as political harlots who will pretend to be a member of a party only to divulge the secret of the party to other parties.
Abegunde noted that other political parties are cracked walls and their members would want to take advantage of the “mega party”.
He stated ADP members must practice what they preach, which is openness and love, saying only members who have a better understanding of their people, including the sufferings they are passing through at the moment, would be given an opportunity to contest on the platform of the ADP.
Its Publicity Secretary, Chief Eniola Eponlaye, stated only like-mindeda people who have a burning desire to rescue the sinking Nigerian ship from the present rudderless, clueless, self-serving and deceitful cabals should be rejected during theelections.
He said: “These cabals have destroyed our national ethics and values as virtually all our national prides have been eroded by the deceitful and wicked cabals marauding themselves as politicians. He stated through the collusion of the political elite “there have been massive lootings of the treasury, unemployment, kidnapping, terrorism, armed-robbery, brain-drain, human-trafficking and the collapse of both social and economic infrastructures in a country that used to be the giant of Africa”.
Some of the members of the ADP who spoke at the meeting commended INEC for taking the wisest decision so far to get the party registered.
The Nation