‘We will ensure Jonathan does not get a second term’

PORT HARCOURT - Former Spokesman of defunct new Peoples Democratic Party, nPDP, Mr Chukwuemeka Eze has said governors who later moved from the defunct party to the All Progressive Congress would ensure President Goodluck Jonathan did not get a second term. Chief Eze in a statement issued in Port Harcourt claimed the governors had vowed to frustrate any moved by President Jonathan to secure a second term in the country. “Prepare for war come 2015 as the ex-PDP Governors, working in concert with other democratic forces in APC, are battle-ready to send him and his directionless PDP packing from the Presidential Villa in Abuja so as to rescue Nigeria from the doom towards which Jonathan and PDP are inevitably leading the country to.”, Eze said “State Governors who left the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) last year to form the New Peoples Democratic Party (nPDP) before finally merging with the All Progressives Congress (APC) have vowed to abort the second term ambition of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.”, he stressed. “We have noted President Jonathan’s claim made last Thursday at the National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting of the PDP in the federal capital, to the effect that PDP is not missing us, as well as his boast that some of us cannot win even our wards during elections,” Eze claimed the governors said.

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