The Village Redemption Party (PRP) has condemned in its entirety, the 2027 support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu by the Congress of all progressives (APC), describing it as theatrical and pyrrhic.
According to a statement signed by the national president of the PRP, Mallam Falalu Bello, he said that the support is driven by despair instead of the genuine democratic who says he exposes the attempt of the ruling party to cling to power through the orchestrated endorser instead of the genuine voice of the Nigerian electorate.
He warned the APC to learn from recent political experience and history in Gambia, Ivory and Zambia coast, where the tastes of Yahaya Jammeh, Laurent Gbagbo and Edgar Lungu whose unpopular policies saw them away from the position for people.
Bello asked APC and President Tinubu to recognize that democracy is not just about endorsements or party machinery, but also delivers a tangible service, security and dignity to people who say that any attempt to undermine this principle through despair is dead upon arrival.
“The Villages Redemption Party (PRP) has observed with the conviction the recent support of the Bola Ahmed Tinubu 2027 presidential offer by the National Labor Committee of the APC, the Forum of Progressive Governors and the National Assembly of the National Assembly at the National Summit of APC held on Thursday. This movement, promoted by deserperation, instead of the democratic genuine will APC APC attempts APC's power to the power of power to enter from genuine power instead of Genuine The Genuine, instead of genua power, instead of Genuine, instead of the voice of the Voice of the APC, in which the power of the APC power, instead of the power of power, instead of Genuine.
“Recent history and political realities teach us a vital lesson: power is not sustained only by tactics; it is sustained by the trust and belief of people. As illustrated in global examples, even the most formidable political machinery falls apart when people's trust is lost.
“Take the 2010 elections of Ivory Coast, where Laurent Gbagbo, armed with false backups such as Tinubu, structure and resources, sought to cling to power. However, it was finally rejected by voters. His decision was in the collective memory of difficulties, the population and economic frustration. Propaganda can replace the voice of a population that suffers.
“Similarly, in Zambia, the control of Edgar Lungu on the media, the state machinery and finance was revoked by a candidate of the youth opposition, Hakainde Hichilema, which transformed the anger of the people into votes and finally changed the political panorama, demonstrating that” people vote with their pain, not loyalty of the party. ” He no longer believes in his efficiency and legitimacy.
“The case of Yahya Jammeh in Gambia further underlines this point. Despite his attempt to govern for” one billion years “, the people of the town will finally prevail, and even their loyal army took a step back when the vote spoke stronger than propaganda. The power, when the confidence of the people, is resilient; when it is based on the aim and manipulation, it is frequent. The most elaborate strategies become noise, defections become theater, endorsements become comedy and power inevitably escapes.
“Nigeria's situation echoes this truth. Tinubu's political machinery and endorsements may seem formidable, but they cannot silence the cries of the masses they suffer under the prices of fuels that are triggered, the failure infrastructure, infrastructure, plaque, insecurity, discharged corruption and a crunchy economy of people. and the governed indices.
“The current Movement of the APC to support Tinubu's candidacy seems to be a classic case of a desperate power, an attempt to consolidate domain through assets and political theater instead of the delivery of genuine democratic dividends. As they reveal the history and current realities, regardless of how concurred or realized it becomes the political scenario or the political scenario.
“PRP asks the APC and President Bola Tinubu to recognize that democracy is not just about backups or party machinery; it is about providing tangible service, security and dignity to people. Any attempt to undermine this fundamental principle through despair is condemned to fail.
“We are with the Nigerian masses that are crying for a real change, not to the grips of power. The future belongs to those who understand that power must be rooted in the confidence of the people, not in the despair of those who seek at all costs.”
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