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According to the Punch, a chieftain of the All Progressive Congress in Lagos State, Chief Ayo Akande, in a statement on Sunday has predicted that President Goodluck Jonathan will lose the 2015 election because of the current crisis rocking the Peoples Democratic Party.
Akande said Jonathan has not impressed the citizens with the performance of his government, disappointing many that had voted for him in the 2011 elections.
He said Jonathan had focused more on the crisis in the PDP rather than finding solutions to the economic and infrastructural problems facing the country.
“Even if his party gives him automatic ticket for the 2015 election he cannot win. The President’s low performance apart, there is no President that can win a credible poll with a factionalised party on the eve of election.
“The PDP has become a divided house, with one faction fighting the other. The President now spends his time trying to patch the PDP’s tattered umbrella such that he has no time for the worsening state of the economy and insecurity in the country. He will definitely lose the 2015 election and if by any means he wins then there are questions to be answered.”
Akande added that the common man in the country would continue to suffer except there was a change at the very top of governance in the country.
Akande said Jonathan has not impressed the citizens with the performance of his government, disappointing many that had voted for him in the 2011 elections.
He said Jonathan had focused more on the crisis in the PDP rather than finding solutions to the economic and infrastructural problems facing the country.
“Even if his party gives him automatic ticket for the 2015 election he cannot win. The President’s low performance apart, there is no President that can win a credible poll with a factionalised party on the eve of election.
“The PDP has become a divided house, with one faction fighting the other. The President now spends his time trying to patch the PDP’s tattered umbrella such that he has no time for the worsening state of the economy and insecurity in the country. He will definitely lose the 2015 election and if by any means he wins then there are questions to be answered.”
Akande added that the common man in the country would continue to suffer except there was a change at the very top of governance in the country.