According to Dele Momodu, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), the opposition shouldn’t engage in harsh tactics with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
According to Naija News, Momodu revealed this during an interview on Channels Television’s “Sunrise Daily” show on Wednesday, pointing out that a large number of ADC members are veterans.
Momodu emphasized that the ruling party, not Nigeria, is to blame for the suffering of many of his APC pals.
Regardless of what is going on in the nation, the publisher of Ovation Magazine says he is pleased that the opposition is remaining steadfast.
“The majority of my friends are in the APC; sometimes when I hear their pain, I feel it,” he stated. They discuss suffering. Nigeria’s problem is APC, not ADC.
“As professionals, we at the ADC are spot on. We will not engage in harsh behavior with the APC. It’s not required.
Now, the majority of us are veterans. Nothing in politics appeals to me. Technically, I’ve always been in the opposition, and I’m glad we’re still holding firm.
Additionally, Dele Momodu made fun of the ruling party for what he saw as their failure to nominate ambassadors.
