‘PDP’s Loss In 2015, Blessing In Disguise’

The National Legal Adviser of the Peoples Democratic Party, Emmanuel Enoidem, has described the party’s loss to the All Progressives Congress in 2015 as a blessing in disguise.
Enoidem stated this on Sunday while fielding questions from newsmen on the crisis rocking the party in the country.
He said that the loss of the party afforded Nigerians the opportunity to compare and contrast between the PDP and APC to know which of the two parties really meant well for the country.
“What has happened in Nigeria today has really brought to the fore the fact that PDP meant well for Nigerians; PDP is the better alternative for Nigeria, I am happy that we lost the election through a fraudulent means in 2015 so that Nigerians can really have opportunity to compare two extremes. We now have an opportunity to compare APC to the PDP.
“So, for me, the loss of the election in 2015 has become a blessing in disguise for PDP. That is what it is! Because if you take all indices of developments anywhere in Nigeria, you will discover that all of them that were pointing to 2015 downward.
“Inflation, unemployment has hit high heaven, foreign exchange value has hit the heavens. There is nothing in the country that is working. For the cost of living, Nigeria has become the world headquarters of poverty — it has overtaken India and China in the process.
“So, you can see that PDP managed Nigerian economy well, managed Nigerian differentials, including ethnic and religious differentials very well. Managed Nigeria Nationality and Constitutionalism very well. These are all clear indications that we did well as a political party. I believe that come 2023, Nigerians if they want the country to remain if they want this country to reconnect itself in the comity of states, they should definitely bring PDP back to come to government”
He called on Nigerians to continue to have faith in the party, adding that what is happening within the party is a normal process that has always been with the party since its creation.
“If you have followed the history of PDP, I keep telling people that PDP is an Organic party. Organic in the sense that it belongs to the people. It doesn’t belong to one man. It is a party that belongs to the entirety of Nigerians. No ward, no local government and no state in Nigeria that doesn’t have sufficient and sizeable members of PDP. So, to that extent, the stakeholders who are Nigerian people would not want the party to crumble; would not want anything to happen to the party. Whatever you see as rumblings within the party is normal as far as I am concerned; those rumblings are normal.
“If you check the history; the trajectory of the party, no National Working Committee of the party that has stayed up to three years before”.