Comments On Board Appointments: PDP Is A Party Of Mischief-makers – Comrade Yahaya

In what look like beginning of a war of integrity over recent release of the names of chairmen and members of board of federal government parastatals and agencies by President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, one of the national leaders of Coalition of APC Support Groups, Comrade Majeed Yahaya, has described the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) as a party full of mischief-makers and an organised fraudulent party which right thinking Nigerians should ignore.
He said that PDP’s noise over the issue of dead people in the list was unwarranted and a cry from a baby that just lost undeserved bread that he has been eaten for the past three years. “So what did you expected from them. Thank goodness, reasonable reasons have been given by the Presidency about how the problem happened,” Comrade Yahaya said.
Speaking with journalists in his home town, Ede in Osun state, he said instead of thanking the president for mistakingly and erroneously putting their known members in the list, they silence on that, but now making noise around.
“We have discovered that when the President directed that the list should be compiled in 2015, as you know they (PDP) are known for fraud, they found their ways in to the list by decamping to our great party, APC, but when they discovered that the list was not coming out as expected, they talked to their legs and ran back to PDP, but there names came out in the list when the names of honest and patriotic loyal members of our party have not come out. Ironically, instead of telling Nigerian this they continue blackmailing the dead. So you can see they are party of what Yoruba people used to call ‘Gbomogbomo’, meaning somebody that used to steal small children.
“We have instructed all our leaders across the country to compile those PDP names and we are going to make sure that the President expunges those names and those who work for our party are rewarded, ” the Osun state born veteran labour leader and senior activist declared.








