Dr. Doyin Okupe |
The former Senior Special Assistant on Public Affairs to
ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, Dr. Doyin Okupe has said that the National Chairman of
the All Progressives Congress, APC, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, was acting
like an undertaker.
Okupe also noted that President Muhammadu Buhari had toed the line of
former President, Olusegun Obasanjo in flouting the rule of law in the
country.
The former presidential told Vangaurd that the ruling party was
crumbling because they failed to learn from the mistakes of the Peoples
Democratic Party, PDP.
According to him, “We Nigerians are not mature to understand that no matter how we love power, we must not destroy the system.
“The rule of law is sacrosanct and must be obeyed. Obasanjo
disregarded the rule of law and Buhari is doing it. You don’t use the
police and state agencies to fight political enemies.
“Whenever we decide to amend our constitution, we should include that
if the Inspector General of Police, IGP, and service chiefs disregard
the rule of law, petitions could be written against them and two-third
of the national assembly could vote to remove them.
“That will make them to be neutral. The APC should learn from the
mistakes of the PDP. That was why there was migration from PDP to APC in
2015. The elites of APC should have avoided that.
“They should acknowledge that the APC is crumbling and Oshiomhole and
Lai Mohammed are saying they will not lose sleep over the defections.
“These people should be wiser. Oshiomhole behaves like an undertaker.
He’s grandstanding and that is not the way to manage a party.
“APC house has broken and the elites are grandstanding. You don’t use
‘ gra-gra’ and intimidation, especially when elections are
approaching.”
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