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Monday 16 February 2015

Obasanjo’s exit from PDP, plus for APC – El-Rufai’s campaigners

All Progressives Congress Campaign Council in Kaduna State on Monday said the exit of former President Olusegun Obasanjo from the Peoples Democratic Party would boost the fortunes of the opposition party in the rescheduled March 28 and April 11 elections in the country.
The APC Campaign Council in the state is the campaign outfit for the former Federal Capital Territory and the state governorship candidate, Malam Nasir el-Rufai, and the party’s presidential candidate, Maj-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari(retd.), for the 2015 general elections.
The Chairman of the council, Alhaji Suleiman Hunkuyi, who addressed newsmen at the El-Rufai Campaign Office in the state capital, noted that for the ex-president to dump the party he rode on to power for eight years, should be a source of concern to Nigerians.
He noted that if Obasanjo, a highly respected figure not only in Nigeria but the world over, should dump his party,”it is a plus for the APC.”
Hunkuyi added, “Obasanjo is a highly respected figure in the country and if somebody of his calibre should get of the party that on which he rode on to power for eight years, then, it should be a source of concern to all Nigerians.
“He will be highly welcomed to the party. If the party can receive him, its a plus for the APC,” he said.
Meanwhile, the APC council said it would soon embark on a special campaign for the collection of the Permanent Voter Card in the state ahead of the rescheduled elections.
Though, the state is among the states to have collected the highest number of PVC so far, Hunkuyi noted that the council would not rest until those that were yet to pick up the PVCs do so.
According to the campaign chairman, until every eligible voter in the state reaches 100 per cent collection rate of the cards.
“Kaduna state stands high in terms of the collection of the PVC in the country but we are not resting on our oars. We will embark on special campaign for those who are yet to collect their PVC to do so until we reach 100 per cent collection rate,

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