THE STRATEGIC MOVES OF PDP IS TO RECLAIM BACK PRESIDENTIAL POWER FROM THE FAILED APC COMES 2019.------ DESPSOMET ..........Says Nigerians Has Suffered A lot From The Hands of The APC.

The Members and Executives of Delta State PDP Social Media Team DESPSOMET has described the Progressives Strategic moves of the Peoples Democratic Party PDP as a move to reclaim back Presidential Power from the All Progressives Congress APC who has placed Nigerians under severe hardship since they came on board as the ruling Party.

The Coordinator of the group DESPSOMET Comr Edwin Afejuku who disclosed this yesterday during the Non-Elective National Convention at the Eagle Square Abuja described the Non-Elective National Convention of the Peoples Democratic Party PDP as a Progressive Pathway for the Party  to achieve Victory/reclaim back Power Comes 2019 noting that Nigerians has suffered severely from the hands of Buhari led administration,  he said nothing is working for the Good of Nigerians, even the Campaign Promises made by the APC has been described as a mirage.

He said the All Progressives Congress has only come to Steal, deceives Nigerians and to destroy the Common wealth of the Country saying that the APC led Federal Government lack the ideals of Good Governance, lack the ideals of Productive Policies making, lack the technical knowledge to drive the Country's Economy to the Path of Greatness " It's justifiable for Nigerians to be fed up of the APC because Nigerians  can no longer make such a costly mistake by voting for the APC " PDP remains the Party with Progressives ideals to take the Country's Economy to a greater height " he added.

While Commending the Delta State  Governor Sen.Dr Ifeanyi  Okowa who happens to be the Chairman Convention Planning Committee and his team for the tireless efforts invested in other to achieve success in the Non-Elective National Convention, he said  that the resolutions which led to the extention of the tenure of the Senator Makarfi’s led National Caretaker Committee for another four months in a motion moved by Senate Minority Leader, Senator Godswill Akpabio and seconded by Dr Sule Lamido is at the right direction.