APC, PDP inconsequential to developmental equation of Nigeria- Kenneth Okonkwo
Nigerian actor, Kenneth Okonkwo, says All Progressives Congress (APC) and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) are consequential to developmental equation of Nigeria.
The actor turned politician stated this in an interview with AIT on Tuesday.
He said the present administration has failed Nigerians as it built its failure from PDP government.
He said “This government has failed and they built their failure on the failure of PDP.
“PDP displayed incompetence, this government displayed incapability. And when incompetence meets incapabilities, it would generate inconsequentiality.
“So, these two parties have become inconsequential to the developmental equation of Nigeria. And they are even, as presently formed, not qualified to be called political parties by virtue of our constitution.
“APC had six years of grace to tackle terrorism, and the reason being that terrorism arrived in Nigeria in 2009. And PDP stayed 6 years after that.
“After six years in power, you have no moral authority to refer to PDP as being responsible for your failure in protecting the lives and properties of Nigerians
In July, Okonkwo announced his defection from APC to Labour Party over Muslim-Muslim presidential ticket.
He said “If Muslims could voluntarily vote for southern presidents. It is then a fallacy to insinuate that they cannot accept a northern Christian vice president.
“This will permanently destroy the political viability of Northern Christians in Nigeria if allowed to stand. This is in the addition to the failure to protect lives and properties of Nigerians which should be their primary responsibility. The country is also in shatters.
