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APC Dismisses Alleged Plans For Jonathan To Contest On Its Platform

By Damilola Adeyemo

ABUJA – Yobe State Governor, Mai Mala Buni, the Interim National Chairman of the APC, has denied all allegations that the All Progressive Congress (APC) wants the former President Goodluck Jonathan to contest the 2023 Presidential Election on its platform.

In a statement, Buni said “Those peddling such information are afraid. But for now, there is nothing in the APC that has anything to do with the aspiration for 2023.

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“Even if someone wants to base his assumption on our recent visit to him during his birthday, we were there to pay respects to him in his capacity as a former President of Nigeria.

“Again, even if there is nothing, when we are talking of peaceful coexistence, we must give credit to former President Jonathan on the issue of peace. How he accepted defeat in 2015 and resigned to fate. That has qualified him to be a statesman and he is now among our fathers.”

“Our visit to Jonathan was pronounced because of his status as a former president. That could be why some may think there was something beneath.

“There are numerous such visits to leaders of PDP, APC. Why are others not being mentioned but Jonathan?”

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